great demo. vs code + docker/dev container is awesome. I use Anaconda environment for my Python ML projects. It seems to me with Docker container, it would be redundant to have Conda env. when one can install all the required packages directly in the container. Could you comment on whether it is still necessary to have Python environment like Conda when using a dev container?
Great video! It inspired me to try remote development right around the 6:00 minute mark. I do have a question that I hope you can help with! I have git installed on my host workstation, and also in the container I am using for development. When I am developing, changes are being tracked in the container but the UI in VS Code does not reflect these changes. My Google Fu has not yielded answers. Is there something I've overlooked in my container setup? Does an environment variable need to be set to span file systems between the host and WSL (I am using Ubuntu 18) ? Any wisdom you could offer would be most appreciated! Thank you, and thanks again for this video. It is truly awesome!
Go for it! There are some tips for setting up an SSH connection and generating a key for authentication: code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/troubleshooting
Great video! Can't wait to try out vscode with docker!
Extremely informative! Thank you for this video!
Really great content as always! Thank you, Brigit!
Thank you so much for posting this!
Thanks for posting this, really useful stuff!
This was great info, thanks for sharing!
great demo. vs code + docker/dev container is awesome. I use Anaconda environment for my Python ML projects. It seems to me with Docker container, it would be redundant to have Conda env. when one can install all the required packages directly in the container. Could you comment on whether it is still necessary to have Python environment like Conda when using a dev container?
Great video! It inspired me to try remote development right around the 6:00 minute mark. I do have a question that I hope you can help with!
I have git installed on my host workstation, and also in the container I am using for development. When I am developing, changes are being tracked in the container but the UI in VS Code does not reflect these changes. My Google Fu has not yielded answers. Is there something I've overlooked in my container setup? Does an environment variable need to be set to span file systems between the host and WSL (I am using Ubuntu 18) ?
Any wisdom you could offer would be most appreciated! Thank you, and thanks again for this video. It is truly awesome!
Thank you so much. Helpful.
I'm using Docker alongside with Visual Studio Code
Thanks for the video. Is there a way to connect VSCode in local machine to remote Docker machine(docker running on linux) and do the same things?
Nice stuff. What if i dont want to use docker desktop. Say i ssh into a server, spin a container there and then want to attach myself to it?
Go for it! There are some tips for setting up an SSH connection and generating a key for authentication: code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/troubleshooting
Is there a way to debug an application running inside a container, and container is in remote machine ?
When you added development container configuration, All these code also got copied inside Dev container or code was still in local directory.
This is awesome..........................thank you.............;) Brigit.................bye
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