But I rarely hear of actual teams using them; it's usually individuals using CDEs for side projects.
Are you using a CDE at work? Would love to hear about your experience.
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But I rarely hear of actual teams using them; it's usually individuals using CDEs for side projects.
Are you using a CDE at work? Would love to hear about your experience.
By far, what I appreciated the most was I didn't have unnecessary data on my local hardware. No customer data. No order data. Nuttin'.
E.g. For Computer System it spawns an environment with GDB pre-installed, while for Intro to AI it has PyTorch/Python3 pre-installed
None of those, but on my last contract, the client used D.O. + Docker envs for "local" dev. Personally, I loved it. I didn't have about to worry about getting a project to work on my on-desk hardware. I simply opened VSC, VSC+SSH'ed in, and went to work. It simplified collaboration, etc. By far, what I appreciated the most was I didn't have unnecessary data on my local hardware. No customer data. No order data. Nutti…
What does D.O. stand for in the context?
Even at megacorps where they have really good cloud dev environments, adoption is not universal. Many many people at my current employer have big under-desk workstations to do their day-to-day programming.
None of those, but on my last contract, the client used D.O. + Docker envs for "local" dev. Personally, I loved it. I didn't have about to worry about getting a project to work on my on-desk hardware. I simply opened VSC, VSC+SSH'ed in, and went to work. It simplified collaboration, etc. By far, what I appreciated the most was I didn't have unnecessary data on my local hardware. No customer data. No order data. Nutti…
> the client used D.O. + Docker envs What does D.O. stand for in the context?
None of those, but on my last contract, the client used D.O. + Docker envs for "local" dev. Personally, I loved it. I didn't have about to worry about getting a project to work on my on-desk hardware. I simply opened VSC, VSC+SSH'ed in, and went to work. It simplified collaboration, etc. By far, what I appreciated the most was I didn't have unnecessary data on my local hardware. No customer data. No order data. Nutti…
> the client used D.O. + Docker envs What does D.O. stand for in the context?
None of those, but on my last contract, the client used D.O. + Docker envs for "local" dev. Personally, I loved it. I didn't have about to worry about getting a project to work on my on-desk hardware. I simply opened VSC, VSC+SSH'ed in, and went to work. It simplified collaboration, etc. By far, what I appreciated the most was I didn't have unnecessary data on my local hardware. No customer data. No order data. Nutti…
> the client used D.O. + Docker envs What does D.O. stand for in the context?
None of those, but on my last contract, the client used D.O. + Docker envs for "local" dev. Personally, I loved it. I didn't have about to worry about getting a project to work on my on-desk hardware. I simply opened VSC, VSC+SSH'ed in, and went to work. It simplified collaboration, etc. By far, what I appreciated the most was I didn't have unnecessary data on my local hardware. No customer data. No order data. Nutti…
> the client used D.O. + Docker envs What does D.O. stand for in the context?