Summary
Working with 3rd party integrations can be time consuming, complicated and we can take many different approaches when creating a proof of concept. In this episode, we're going to look at creating a development environment with Jupyter Notebooks so that we can iterate fast and remove a lot of the complexities of our application.rails development api 19:59
Chapters
- Introduction (0:00)
- Most basic Dockerfile (4:18)
- Creating build and run commands (4:59)
- Running the Docker container (5:31)
- Trying to install Ruby (7:03)
- Installing curl (7:32)
- Fixing the sudo (8:51)
- Using a custom token (9:09)
- Adding mise to the Dockerfile (10:27)
- Getting the Ruby install working (11:44)
- Getting the Ruby interpreter in the notebook (13:13)
- Mounting a volume (13:46)
- Adding iruby dependencies (14:15)
- Fixing the volume path (16:01)
- Running a Ruby script (16:44)
- Running detached (16:59)
- Testing a more complicated script (17:58)
- iruby maintainability (18:55)
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