Dockerize all the languages?

[deniseyu]

Since Docker is used quite commonly now, adding Dockerfiles to all the existing language repos may make new languages more accessible.

@BooleanCat and I have implemented Dockerfiles for Rust and Golang respectively in those directories.

If you think this is a good idea please feel free to help me in my quest to Dockerize all the things on here!

[madduci]

I have a docker image with gcc and clang compilers (https://hub.docker.com/r/madduci/docker-linux-cpp/). Should I adapt the C++ project to use this image?

[mrksdck]

@madduci if you want do it, create a pull request.
If you need more information, please don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks.

[mklose]

@madduci that would be great, here is an example how this could be done

[madduci]

hi @mklose thanks for the heads up, I've totally forgotten this discussion and time flies.

That's a good point, I think one can step up the game further when using Visual Studio Code as editor for all the language (there is an extension for almost every language and rely on something like Remote Container or Remote SSH extension (see here an example