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In the beginning, I was skeptical about Paying for Docker Desktop I thought that it wasn't giving the best experience and it had some problems. Yes, compared to Linux that's where I come from But I changed my mind, I think it's worth it, I tell you why docker.com/blog/updating-product-subscriptions/Permalink On twitter.com
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First, we need to use @Docker Desktop because @Apple isn't providing a Docker-like solution to run containers natively. Indeed, Docker Desktop is solving a Mac Developer Pain. And I think it's solving it pretty well. I'm able to use Docker and Docker-Compose.Permalink On twitter.com
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In Linux, it's an OS feature, in Mac we need a Virtual Machine and manage it. We have been using a tool that allowed the Mac Developers to take advantage of a solution that was available only in Linux and it helped to unify the developer's environments + simplify them.Permalink On twitter.com
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Today, moving all the environment configuration to another solution, that probably won't be as mature as Docker Desktop (yet) won't be worth it The cost of moving + solving the different problems will prevent developers to ship value because focusing on infrastructure Huge costPermalink On twitter.com
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For companies with more than 250 employees AND less than 10 million in annual revenue continues to be free Good deal For those that have enough revenue yes, it's a visible "cost", but the cost of not using Docker Desktop today will be even higherPermalink On twitter.com
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Definitely, we don't want to go back to each Developer having their own environment versions, and problems of: "I use Postgres 10.1.2 and you 11.2 and that's why it broke" Nor use Vagrant or alike solutions that are super heavyOn twitter.com