# My Hybrid Docker & Ruby Development Environment

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**Category:** Backend In The News\
**Tags:** ruby, development, docker, environment, in-the-news\
**Created:** [23 September 2022 23:07 UTC](https://forum.devtalk.com/t/my-hybrid-docker-ruby-development-environment/75050 "2022-09-23T23:07:20Z")\
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**Post date:** [23 September 2022 23:07 UTC](https://forum.devtalk.com/t/my-hybrid-docker-ruby-development-environment/75050/1 "2022-09-23T23:07:20Z")

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> My Hybrid Docker & Ruby Development Environment.  
> After fucking up my install of MySQL last year by trying to move from MariaDB to MySQL as I wanted to try JSON support out, I set out to find a better way of developing my Rails apps, instead of resorting to using something like Vagrant which would create separate VMs for each project.

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> **[My Hybrid Docker & Ruby Development Environment](https://deanpcmad.com/2022/my-hybrid-docker-ruby-environment/)**
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> After breaking my install of MySQL last year by trying to move from MariaDB to MySQL as I wanted to try JSON support out, I set out to find a better way of developing my Rails apps, instead of resorting to using something like Vagrant which would...

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