zigomir

i tried devpod few weeks ago on a non-trivial project. i had .devcontainer setting from GH Codespaces already in place though. anyhow, it all worked seamlessly and i was quite impressed.

good job!

i tried same project running locally using VSC’s devcontainer extension too, but that felt really slow on a mac so i abandoned it.

what is devpod doing differently? iirc, running devcontainer directly via extension inside docker had same perf problems with bound volumes. is this solved differently in devpod?

i didn’t compare these two apples to apples style because i tried extension on older computer.

TS support has been improved dramatically with volar VSC extension and vue-tsc CLI tool.

When that was released (I’d need to check when but in 2021 or even late 2020) my React FOMO disappeared as I get full TS support in script and template tags.

Composition api + VueUse are wonderful together.

I’ve been lucky to start fresh with vue 3 mid 2020 (in beta?). But I and can understand frustration to migrate.

Having said that, I think it’s totally worth it.

use vue-tsc package + Volar VSCode plugin to get type checking in templates. works great!

I'm now very interested what the performance comparing docker on mac vs docker on WSL2 looks like!

Why spend $4.000 on new mac for development if you can get $2.000 windows 10 machine that will give you same/similar/better? performance.

Not sure if this can enable SSR (server side rendering) for any client side lib?

I almost completely switched from Atom to VSCode because of performance and nice IntelliSense for JS.

Reading this thread I gave a Atom another shot, uninstalling all plugins, and damn, how much faster it is :) I can open big files easily now.