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Later it says you can specify which JS runtime to use with python: build: runtime: python27 js_runtime: nodejs-0.12 app_module: ''
That one's not unreasonable.
Interesting, but this is too much of a framework for my taste. I prefer to work with independent tools with a well-defined boundary, so that I can change them at will.
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Agreed. This sentence especially makes me think this is too much magic: >Nanobox detects your app type and automatically configures the environment and installs everything your app needs to run and >Each Engine sniffs the code looking for a positive match to determine which language / framework your app is written in and lastly: >The matched Engine generates a Boxfile defining the services your app needs to run and h…
>> Nanobox detects your app type and automatically configures the environment and installs everything your app needs to run Yeah, that's gonna be a bit hard for it to do with our Clojure web app. Well, maybe. If it knows to install openjdk-7 and nginx because it sees a project.clj, then perhaps it really is as smart as it thinks it is.
Is there anything I can use to build a local dev environment quickly using the Dockerfile. Obviously I can use docker, but quite often new developers have trouble with docker.
seems interesting but I started clicking around, specifically in the Python section and this website seems to have been released too early, the text I am not sure is right(it says I need to use a ruby engine settings for python?) and some links don't work or give 404.
On page https://engines.nanobox.io/languages/nodejs the link for Create Custom Engine leads to a 404 on https://nanobox.io/engine-dev
I have a Dockerfile that I use to run my production. This is already built. Is there anything I can use to build a local dev environment quickly using the Dockerfile . Obviously I can use docker, but quite often new developers have trouble with docker.
In order to give me confidence that I won't have to look underneath the surface too much, I'd want to know that the abstraction is very airtight, but all appearances say otherwise. Like another commentator said, I'd rather have an app with well-defined boundaries.