Reusable development containers with Docker Compose and Dip

Run and test your code in multiple Docker environments with minimal effort while keeping Docker Compose files under control. Spend less time wrangling YAML and drop into a container of choice from any host folder with one simple command. See examples for Ruby, Node.js, or Erlang, and adapt them to your stack.It all started with a new Mac. As a polyglot developer who works on commercial projects and maintains about a dozen popular open source libraries, I need to make sure that Ruby, Node.js, Go, and Erlang will co-exist on my machine with minimal hassle. I also need a way to switch easily between different contexts and runtimes: project A might be locked to Ruby 2.6.6, while library B needs to work both on edge (3.0), legacy (2.5), and alternative implementations (say, jruby).