#100DaysOfWeb in Python Transcripts
Chapter: Days 97-100: Docker and Docker Compose
Lecture: Productivity with Docker plugins for Pycharm
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Before we get started actually writing our Docker container build files I want to talk real quickly about configuring your tooling.
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So if we look over here and we go to plug-ins if I search for Docker in the installments you can see that I have Docker integration
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already built into PyCharm. This may, I think this already comes with PyCharm but you might also want to add Kubernetes
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which I'm sure you have to download separately. So, make sure that you have the Docker one installed and configured, and maybe go ahead
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and add the Kubernetes one as well. So, what you're going to see as we work with these files is you're going to see syntax highlighting.
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Good. But all sorts of auto-complete. Very good. Super helpful in creating stuff to make sure it doesn't get the wrong keywords
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or the formatting gets off, or whatever. So, if you're using this, you definitely want to make sure that the Docker plugin is installed in PyCharm.
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Using something like VS Code, it also has the Docker plugins, but I don't think you get the auto-complete.