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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | | | I've been playing recently with ASP.Net Core and I'm developing a small Web API project in order to teach myself the framework. In still article I'll explain how to use a Postgres database with Docker, in order to make your development experience much more enjoyable. Before moving on, please make sure that you've installed: Docker Docker-Compose First, create the docker-compose.yml file in your root directory of the project, the file should contain: | |
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aayushsahu.com
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www.classandobjects.com
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| | | | | Set up Ruby on Rails to work with Postgres on a fresh Ubuntu Linux distribution | |
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khromov.se
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| | | If you're looking to containerize your SvelteKit application, you've come to the right place. In this post, we'll walk through creating a Dockerfile for a SvelteKit app using adapter-node. Let's dive in! Configure SvelteKit to use adapter-node First, let's install adapter-node which builds your site for Node.js: Then, open the svelte.config.js file and change the adapter: The Dockerfile Now let's write the Dockerfile which will tell Docker how to build your application: Don't worry if this looks intimida... | ||
