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I'm surprised that in 2024 we still run so much random crap unprotected. All dev tools should be sandboxed somehow.

IDE plugins, homebrew, every package used by the app you're building, etc, etc., all with full access to your machine. 😱

IHMO dev containers is the best way. 

It gets a bit awkward when you need docker, but there are solutions (docker-in-docker, etc).

I'm surprised that in 2024 we still run so much random crap unprotected. All dev tools should be sandboxed somehow.

IDE plugins, homebrew, every package used by the app you're building, etc, etc., all with full access to your machine. 😱

IHMO dev containers is the best way. 

It gets a bit awkward when you need docker, but there are solutions (docker-in-docker, etc). 

https://containers.dev/

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I've used docker-from-docker, it worked well. It lets docker tools inside the container use the system docker (magically hooks up the socket file to communicate).

The other option is just use a whole virtual machine. UTM on Mac actually works well, except that it doesn't support docker yet. I think it will on M2s and up on the next MacOS update

Yeah this x 100. I am finding it can be a bit painful to work in the container but worth it for the peace of mind. Does docker in docker work well enough in a container? That has its own security compromises but way better than the status quo.

Totalmente de acuerdo. La seguridad en el desarrollo es fundamental en la era digital. ¡Los contenedores de desarrollo son definitivamente la mejor opción para mantener todo bajo control! 👨‍💻🔒

I agree, it is concerning that so much random software is still run unprotected in 2024. Dev tools should definitely be sandboxed for better security. I think using dev containers is the best solution. #DevTools #Security #DevContainers