Summary: RamiKrispin/vscode-python: Setting Python Development Environment with VScode and Docker
Getting started with Docker
Generally, the VScode Dev Container extension lets you containerize your environment by importing a built-in image.
The main requirements for this tutorial are setting VScode and Docker Desktop.
The Dev Container extension enables you to build the image on the fly when launching the environment using the Dockerfile or import a built-in image from some image registry such as Docker Hub.
The Dev Container extension enables you to build the image on the fly when launching the environment using the Dockerfile or import a built-in image from some image registry such as Docker Hub.
This process includes the following components:
Dev Container – is the VScode extension that enables you to execute your local code inside a dockerized environment seamlessly.
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