(noun) :

1. The act of attempting to revive a system that is neither dead nor dying. with terrariums¹
2. A collection of containerization alternatives in the same sense that a collection of jars with airholes are acceptable alternatives to say, hermetically sealed vaults.

Seven ways to go through school
Either you're noticed or left out
Seven ways to get ahead
Seven ways to ...

...
Sit me down,
Shut me up
...

Six things without fail you must do
[Before spinning up the dev server ;)]

Though the server is never the same
You will try again

-Julian Casablancas (+Heraclitus +mfw)

Regarding MusicCPR onboarding: for some students, codespaces/docker containerization was unacceptably slow. I worked to help document the process for students who may be inexperienced on the commandline/with unix environments, but with technologies like Nix becoming more commonplace I figured this little side quest could act as a great excuse for me to familiarize myself with not only Nix, but a myriad other tools.

I'm not sure of the status of tgm's codespaces investigation, so this all may be moot... but again, it's to get better with these tools and to feel more comfortable configuring and maintaining environments,
since, par les temps qui courent, all my dev is done over ssh to various boxes distributed globally (I'm not even kidding, for the occasional sophomore who hears this and thinks I'm like kidding? for some reason?).