Closed GeraldMit closed 4 months ago
I have been leaning into docker-compose on my project teams. Want to go towards this for local dev tutorial? It would be something like:
Launch dependencies
cd local-dev
docker-compose up
Launch the UI
cd ui
yarn serve
I have been keeping the ui out of docker-compose but I know I others prefer to launch the UI in there too.
Thanks Gerald for creating the issue. I will work on it.
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There is a gap in the getting started where it assumes a familiarity with starting use of the tools and technology.
The tutorial covers this gap a bit, and it would be good to add to the getting started.
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The developer.ibm.com site has not been updated, and perhaps the additional content should be added back to GETSTARTED.md See Updates to Five Fifths Voter Tutorial #162
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Go step-by-step as a completely new developer or SRE trying to do the work to do setup and run the first time. Modify the GETSTARTED.md to add in the additional steps and words to make the step-by-step more pleasant. Ex.: Prerequisites - add git Getting Five Fifths Voter - Section before Project Setup , show the git clone. show cd Five-Fifths-Voter In Project Setup - Be sure to have a Node.js >=14.x could be improved to show how to assure you have Node.js installed, and that the version is higher than 14.x via the command line.
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