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Great video❤...

Awesome!!! Thanks much!!!

Wrong video title 😅,u didn't actually create any website

When did you setup node lol, i just read « node -version »

whatever I am trying to do in acordance to this video, which leave an imression that there shouldnt be any obstacles I ALWAYS gettgin same result trying to open the repo in dev container Error: unable to get issuer certificate at TLSSocket.onConnectSecure (node:_tls_wrap:1674:34) at TLSSocket.emit (node:events:519:28) at TLSSocket._finishInit (node:_tls_wrap:1085:8) at ssl.onhandshakedone (node:_tls_wrap:871:12) all my attemts with various ways, with variuous recomendations I found in internet end up with the same annoyng result!!. Is there anybody who may clearly explain what is happening and why.. otherwise I here only some guesses - try thi.. try that.. which looks like some shaman manilulations with no celar reasoning.

So the dist folder contains all our project files?

Cool stuff, thanks! But ChatGPT says the following about "Dev Containers: Open Folder in Container": When you use "Dev Containers: Open Folder in Container", VS Code is actually working directly inside the container's environment. This means: No Cross-Environment File Sync: You’re not syncing files between Windows and Linux; instead, you’re directly editing files in the Linux environment of the container. Performance: Since everything happens within the container, performance should not be significantly impacted. There's no constant file transfer between Windows and Linux because the file system you're working with is entirely inside the container.

Nice tutorial but we did not create a website. we only deployed the vite sample page. But it does contain some other useful information.

Subscribed! The simplicity in presentation, easy going nature, I loved most!

30 minutes should've been 5 without all the water... don't waste my time please

These instructions no longer work. When I do the Clone it just asks me for the branch and then does nothing

You explained it in an awesome way! Thanks

Hey Dan and Dan's community, I've been testing VSCode and Devcontainers in WSL/Docker for the last four days but I'm having a problem with "Build repository in devcontainer" using a Bitbucket Repository which hangs in the terminal when requesting permission to add the Bitbucket server to known_hosts. It just hangs and doesn't take the 'yes' keystrokes for input. Does anyone else have a solution?

Nice :) +1 sub

Hola, como hariamos esto dentro de un contenedor? como crear la imagen para desarrollar dentro del contenedor WSL?

great video. How would you do this for a nx monorepo that has 2 apps in side it with libs?

Thanks man, great video! It saved me so much time

Very helpful, thanks!

Hey dan, if i configured already WSL2 and Ubunto on my widnows OS, wouldnt be better to install directly docker desktop for linux instead of windows version?

Finally I understand why and how to use this stuff 😅

Great video Dan but can you stop jump cutting whiles editing video that displays code because if someone is coding along they might miss just one step buried in the code somewhere and will wonder why they're code is breaking. I encourage you to only cut the video after you've typed the code in full don't cut to a fully typed line of code. Thanks and keep up the great work!

404 error 😢

Wow, I didn't know about this. Really cool!

i search all over the youtube there is no one tell the solution how we will manage "nodemon" with devcontainer, not just nodemon but same next.js, vue.js, laravel vite.

Thank you for introducing Vitest to me and at this stage. My teachers keep telling me testing is so important but most tutorials don't introduce this at the beginner level.

Perfect amount of edge-case covered, goated tutorial

I am trying to build an image using docker and the dockerfile is in the directory. docker extension is already installed. But when I build, the command line says "bash: docker: command not found". I don't know whether it is an image problem, sometimes I don't have the issue and sometimes I do. Any suggestions?

Cool! I am totally looking deeper into Dev Containers to avoid installations pain for our team

Great tutorial, you explained all the steps, mostly tutors or experienced people assume the viewer knows some steps which is not always true, I appreciate your extra efforts explaining each step thoroughly. Thanks.

Way excellent video, thanks. I'm going to give it a try.

@DanCanCode, let's say you are in a devcontainer, you do some work, run git add, commit, and push. Now you realize your ssh keys are missing inside the container as they only exist in your local machine and thus you can't push code. How would you go around this issue?

I was stuck for hours at the build process,😢 and your tutorial made me realize the bug for my app is to cd into the right directory file. Thanks man!

This is stupid to copy files into a devcontainer? with docker you can just mount the volume into the container of the local host system. So basically devcontainer is for people too lazy to learn a few basic docker commands? ewwwe so I have to now put a dockerfile into a vscode type json file? 😂 ...oh ya much easier. Now some clown developer needs to read both dockerfile and devcontainer json file manuals and other configurations info when you get past some simple hello world setup.

I prefer to create my own Docker Compose with bind mounts to my repo code, and then use the VSCode's "attach to running container" functionality. Way easier, and without boiler plate. In this video they explain how easy it is to attach: ua-cam.com/video/8gUtN5j4QnY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Code2020

Dan, your video was a lifesaver! I spent the entire day wrestling with the slow system problem you've mentioned , only to discover through your tutorial that the root of my troubles was cloning the repo into my local Windows file system. Your guidance was invaluable - thank you once more.

Perfect tutorial! Learned even more than what i was looking for hehe

this is very good video but my brain cant handle this so im goona watch it again

Nice video!! I've some questions: 1. How to share the dev container to a co-worker? 2. If I add PostgreSQL as a database in my dev container, how will I access it using softwares like PgAdmin/Dbeaver? 3. If I have my backend running on my local windows machine serving some APIs and my angular frontend application running in dev container, how will frontend communicate to the backend?

Fantastic

How did you opened your terminal in windows with shortcut?

is the manual deploy the only way to deploy a Reactjs app created with vite ? please help

This is magic! Exactly what I needed, thank you!

getting 404 error

Sometimes later... How do you specify the volume location e.g. /home/dev/projects/proj1

Which theme are you using?

Thanks for this great video. May I know which extension you used to draw flow-chart at around 7:00 minute?

wtf, they ask my id number only for sign up are they f kidding me

@DanCanCode, what happen if we need most updated version of java for example but the available base workspace is still using an old version, is there a way to tell devcontainer to use latest or different version of java? Thanks

Very nice walkthrough! It would be very useful to know how to setup container access to localhost, in cases where dev-servers (SQL/Redis etc.) are running there.

Learned alot from setting up the json file! I added tailwind to my project before I thought by just basically installing it with npm and adding to the global css.. im going to try it this way! Didnt even know all that was going on lol. Thanks for making!