Each folder has a shell or make recipe to build and run containers for each language/purpose. The top level Dockerfile will build the ubuenv image that has everything. Currently I'm using VSCode and I will write code from the luxury of my colorful vim-keys IDE, but compile and execute from inside the linux containers (that I login to within the VSCode terminal), an all-in-one setup I've been enjoying lately. I often use ubuenv for non-development purposes such as profiling/tracing and system exploration.
WARNING: snippets may vary in readability and usefulness.
Not a complete list.
- Assembly ✅
- C ✅
- C++ ✅
- Clojure ✅
- Elixir
- Fortran
- Go ✅
- Haskell
- Java
- JavaScript ✅
- Kotlin
- Lisp
- Lua ✅
- Python ✅
- Ruby
- Rust ✅
- Scala ✅
- Swift
- TypeScript ✅