> Funny how WSL2 makes Windows much more usable than macOS for development
As long as you use VS Code. Using another editor through the network share isnt great and runs into all sorts of other compatibility issues otherwise. I've also ran into a bunch of networking quirks with WSL2 + Docker that were frustrating to sort out.
WSL2 makes *nix development on Windows great, but I would still much prefer to just be in a native environment.
As long as you use VS Code. Using another editor through the network share isnt great and runs into all sorts of other compatibility issues otherwise. I've also ran into a bunch of networking quirks with WSL2 + Docker that were frustrating to sort out.
WSL2 makes *nix development on Windows great, but I would still much prefer to just be in a native environment.