Use a Docker container as a development environment with Visual Studio Code
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Get, create, and configure a container-based development environment with the Visual Studio Code Dev Containers extension.
Install the Visual Studio Code Dev Containers extension., Load and connect to a project in a Docker container., Access ports in the container from your local machine., Customize settings while working with your container., Add software to the container environment.
Basic knowledge of software development, such as what it means to run code and install a new language, Docker and basic Docker knowledge (familiarity with the concept of images, containers, and registries), Git and basic knowledge of GitHub, such as what a repository is
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