Add Gitpod configuration for quick setup of development environments #540
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With this change, any developer can simply open a development environment in Gitpod. The environment has docs, web, and binary being built on every code change. Also included the vscode extensions for Go and Docker. Signed-off-by: Yarden Shoham <hrsi88@gmail.com>
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Well. That was a bust.
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Thank you for your contribution. I tried it and it worked. It's certainly a quick way to get up and running, though I have no idea how anyone would seriously work like that. I'm going to merge it, but remove the "in your face" references in the README, and make the gitpod references more subtle in the developer docs. It almost reads like an ad right now :-D |
With this change, any developer can simply open a development environment in Gitpod. The environment has docs, web, and binary being built on every code change.
Also included the vscode extensions for Go and Docker.
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