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		Cthulhu_ 3 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Zed is now available on Windows It's ideal for open source projects, no need to install a toolchain locally for small changes. I've used it for a POC in Go where nobody has Go installed in my organization. Not that Go is complicated to install, but I wouldn't ask anyone to install a toolchain for a one-off POC. There's other toolchains that are more involved or conflict with an operating system's pre-installed stuff, like (iirc) Ruby on MacOS.

mercutio2 3 months ago [–]

I guess I wasn’t clear in my question.

What are you getting beyond what normal docker-compose gets you was the question I should have asked.

There were like a dozen answers all referring to things I think you can just use docker compose for.

Did I miss something?

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