Develop from Anywhere with GitHub Codespaces
summary
Live GitHub-hosted, containerized VS Code environments run a .NET Core 3.1 group-calling app end to end: spin a kitchen sink image, add a tailored devcontainer.json and Dockerfile, trigger automated setup with postCreateCommand, rebuild to get the exact runtime, and see automatic port forwarding to open the app. Edits commit and push from the editor, create pull requests via the GitHub PR extension, and the same devcontainer runs locally with Docker through Remote Containers.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:51What Is Your Ultimate Developer Dream
- 4:24Post Create Command
- 6:54Development Containers
- 7:38Add Development Container Configuration
- 9:34Dev Container Json
- 10:08Default Extensions
- 10:32The Github Pull Requests and Issues Extension
- 12:21Rebuild Container
- 16:16Vs Code Remote Containers
- 17:50Clone Repo in Container Volume
- 23:09Final Resources
- 23:48Vs Code Dev Dash Containers Repo
- 24:01Development Container Configuration Files
- 24:53Beginner's Video Series to Dev Containers
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