Workstation is a dockerized ubuntu environment, meant for ease of development. Good place for tutorials and learning new skills.
Assuming you have both docker and docker-compose up and running on your local machine, you should be good to go with spinning up a new Workstation instance. Just run:
bash run.sh
to fire off a new build and tunnel into an new bash session.
To install all dependencies enumerated in the README, as well as updating the .bashrc, run:
bash init.sh
This should take a few minutes, and may require some interactivity (specifically for setting up python). Currently the best way to pick/choose language dependencies is to manually comment in/out that init.sh file, working on that in the future.
- Bash
- C
- C++
- Golang
- Haskell
- Mysql
- OCaml
- Perl
- Python
- Vim
This is more so a personal playground rather than an open software project. I would recommend forking this repository for personal use and wiping out everything under the workspace/ heirarchy.
Git commit messages are non-standard and otherwise difficult to follow, as much of the work done here is only meant for version controlling personal progress as opposed to providing readability.
- Thanks to https://github.com/wernight/docker-funbox for your ascii art collection, this is what got me started
- Thank you to https://www.asciiart.eu/ as well for your ascii art collection, this is an incredible archive