Add a Vagrantfile for some easier development. This should be relatively easy. I don't think Docker would be a good choice here.
The promise of Vagrant is including a Vagrantfile in your git repo, typing 'vagrant up' and magically provisioning an entire VM that's automatically mapped shared directories to your code base.
Docker is a platform for building container applications, while Vagrant is a tool that simplifies the creation and management of virtual machines.
Since epiworldpy isn't an application per se, and I do some development on NetBSD (where Docker doesn't like to play nice), I figure using Vagrant is fine.
Add a
Vagrantfile
for some easier development. This should be relatively easy. I don't think Docker would be a good choice here.Since
epiworldpy
isn't an application per se, and I do some development on NetBSD (where Docker doesn't like to play nice), I figure using Vagrant is fine.