If not, click the gear icon near the bottom left of the VS Code window, and in the search field, type Docker. When the Docker extension appears, click the associated Install button (Figure A).

When the installation finishes, you should see a Docker icon in the left navigation — click that icon to reveal Docker is ready to be added to your Visual Studio Code workflow.

Docker Windows Server containers let you run programs on Windows in a lightweight and isolated environment. They work like small packages that include everything a program needs to run, such as ...

VS Code Server (often known as code-server) brings the power of Visual Studio Code to your web browser. Running it as a Docker container in your home lab offers unique advantages, particularly for ...

Docker ensures a consistent development setup on all my devices. I also have access to the code server’s rich extension ecosystem so that I can further extend my development setup with ease.

With industry-leading Docker Enterprise 2.1 and best-in-class tools and services specifically designed for Windows Server application migration, customers can quickly and easily migrate and ...