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Community Dev Container templates

πŸ“‹ Community-driven collection of templates for @devcontainers

πŸ”§ 80% of the configuration you'll ever need
πŸ’» Ready to go with GitHub Codespaces
πŸš€ Quickly get up-and-running with a Dev Container

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  • Dart - Develop Dart based applications. Includes the Dart SDK, needed extensions, and dependencies.
  • Jupyter Data Science Notebooks - Use Jupyter Data Science Notebooks with Python, R, Julia, and more.

Usage

Codespaces Devcontainers

After creating a GitHub Codespace (or a devcontainer in VS Code), open the Command Palette to find the Dev Containers: Add Dev Container Configuration Files... command. After you run it, VS Code will guide you through the creation of a .devcontainer/devcontainer.json file!

Make sure you click the Show All Definitions... option to see our unofficial templates!

Development

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This is just the collection index of all the templates that we have. The actual source code for each feature is housed in each feature's own repository. 🏠 Why do this? I dunno. πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ

β„Ή This magic index image is only really used by containers.dev/templates and other indexing tools. You can use Dev Container Features without an index just fine.

To add a new feature, you can open an Issue. It'll probably result in some kind of new repository being created (or transferred to us if you've already coded it up) and you being granted unrestricted access to manage it how you see fit. πŸ€—

If you want to become a Member of this organization, just open an Issue and we'll get you set up. πŸŽ‰ We're very open to new people.