This could become the easiest way for people to engage with Radius and try it out.
We'd still want the Radius VS Code extension - we can't really solve that with a dev container 😭
The idea is that we'd have the CI publish an image that's set up with:
- az CLI
- kubectl (for now)
- rad CLI
This way there's no need to install anything other than the VSCode extension - you just open the container and do a tutorial there.
This could scale up if we build more kinds of samples - basically build a repo with the apps in them, and give uses the whole experience including making changes to the code. These could each be their own container.
This could become the easiest way for people to engage with Radius and try it out.
We'd still want the Radius VS Code extension - we can't really solve that with a dev container 😭
The idea is that we'd have the CI publish an image that's set up with:
This way there's no need to install anything other than the VSCode extension - you just open the container and do a tutorial there.
This could scale up if we build more kinds of samples - basically build a repo with the apps in them, and give uses the whole experience including making changes to the code. These could each be their own container.