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by vbezhenar
1 day ago
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You can build application outside of container, but run it in container. I think that it is simpler workflow, than everything in container (when you actually need to develop it with IDE). I didn't try devcontainers stuff, TBH. But that's how I often develop my apps. That said, there are other attack surfaces for that approach. For example I'm not sure if I can trust LSP server not to execute application code. So keeping everything in a container or in a VM seems to be the only sane approach to work with code you don't trust. |
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At this point I will not do any dev outside of a container - so many things can be supply chained in the OSS dev stack it's just not worth it, and once you get used to developing in containers it's actually a lot cleaner to move between hosts - you're essentially treating your client as a remote terminal.
If you're doing web dev work in this day an age SSH with tmux or some editor with SSH server support should be your dev setup.