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Me:
*spins up Vscode*
*spins up postman*
*opens terminal, spins up docker*
*spins up frontend dev server*
*spins up backend dev server*
*opens new chrome window with not less than 20 tabs*

My 4year old 8gb RAM Core-i3 PC (barely fighting for her life):

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  • 1
    That gif looks so familiar. Where is it from?
  • 3
    Write a script to do it for you, sounds boring having to do that every time you want to work on your project.
  • 1
    @Root I honestly do not know. I'm curious as well. Let me know if you find out
  • 2
    @ItsaMeTuni lool honestly never thought of that...would give it a try! thanks!
  • 1
    @David-Chuka I had to go through a similar process before when I wanted to work on my project. One day I just got tired of it and wrote a few scripts to start my backend and frontend on a single command, it's way better now.
  • 1
    Yes i remeber those days
  • 2
    @Root Battlestar Galactica?
  • 1
    @BobbyTables Really? 🤔
  • 2
    @ItsaMeTuni it's part ritual. Like an ancient eastern intoned mantra. Puts me right in the correct mindset.
  • 3
    @Root Laura Roslin, President of the Twelve Colonies.
  • 1
    @bittersweet Mystery solved!
  • 0
    @TheCommoner282 Depending on the company environment, working without docker/compose can be hell.

    Me before docker: "WTF why doesn't this work" - "oh you need Python 2.7 for this service, and Python 3.5 for the other" - "but even so, PHP API also gives errors" - "yeah we now require ext-soap" - "hmm OK which imagemagick binary do I need?"

    Me after docker: "systemctl restart allmyshit.service" (we have a repo with the docker compose setup, and a wrapper service which pulls the latest configs & runs the containers)

    Docker can be super frustrating to set up and debug, but if the DevOps department got their stuff in order and all the versions worked out, it's pure bliss.
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    @TheCommoner282 docker is currently ruining my life. Everything worked few days ago, but now it can't even connect to my database. I'm stressed out.
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