Add dev container setup for streamlined development#989
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Includes Dockerfile, scripts for post-start and post-create configuration, and README instructions for using the environment with .NET and Angular.
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I like it, someone recently told me that they only do AI stuff when in a devcontainer, prevents them from |
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I've found this helpful to prevent importing specific dotnet and angular dependencies into my host. Others may as well.
Container is based off a typical dotnet 10 environment, with angular dependencies added to the image.
Includes Dockerfile, scripts for post-start and post-create configuration, and README instructions for using the environment with .NET and Angular.Includes Dockerfile, scripts for post-start and post-create configuration, and README instructions for using the environment with .NET and Angular.
Tested with Rider, should work in VSCode too.