VSCode DevContainer to simplify environment setup #45
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I recently completed the LangGraph modules - they are great!
Audience
Those using VSCode with DevContainers extension
Benefit
Rather than installing the right version of python, jupyter notebook, etc. on my local system - I am installing all of these things in a container and VSCode is using pythong, etc. in that container.
Notes
This was tested on Windows via WSL with Docker Community installed (avoiding licensing concerns associated with Docker Desktop). Since this was Windows, I did not perform activities related to LangStudio - so I have not exercised the scenarios where notebooks (running in the container) need to communicate with an application running on the local system (LangStudio)