Nice!
Can you share some insight on what was easy and what wasn’t?
Our new tech stack is completely platform-independent, so the shift to Linux is very easy (We only keep Windows around for legacy software maintenance and support). I didn’t encounter any problems.
Our toolkit:
Nuxt/Vue (Front-end)
.NET C# (Back-end)
PostgreSQL
Docker
VS Code & OpenCode
Git & GitLab (self hosted on Ubuntu Server)
Jira
Running our entire stack in Docker under Linux feels way smoother than it did on Windows.
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Question, do you run docker or podman on your Fedora desktop?
We run docker.
Any particular reason not to run podman? We moved over, and are rather happy with it (some of the devops people are a bit less, as since it requires a bit more effort to get the non-root container in production)
Woah, another Vue / .NET dev! I don’t think I’ve encountered another Vue dev in the wild.
Awesome! Our Nuxt/Vue frontend stack includes a autogenerated gRPC typescript client, Pinia (and Pinia Colada for all communication with the .NET gRPC back-end), Nuxt UI, ZOD, Nuxt Auth Utils, @nuxtjs/i18n @nuxt/test-utils, @nuxt/eslint, @nuxt/a11y…