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Edidiong Asikpo

16 Sep, 9 tweets, 5 min read

Developer Experience is crucial to the adoption and ultimate success of a product.

To help you create a better developer experience when using Kubernetes, I’m going to share 10 Kubernetes tools that will give you and your dev team an edge with Kubernetes. 👇🏾

#Kubernetes #devex

Kubernetes Templates is a VS Code extension that allows you to quickly generate a template config for any of the common Kubernetes entities -- such as Services, IngressRoutes, ConfigFiles, etc.

Check it out. 👇

marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName…

@telepresenceio

Telepresence (@telepresenceio) connects your local development environment to a remote Kubernetes cluster via a two-way proxying mechanism.

This enables easy local dev and debugging without a locally running Kubernetes cluster.

getambassador.io/docs/teleprese…

@k8slens

Lens (@k8slens) is a Kubernetes IDE that gives you total control of your Kubernetes clusters - development, monitoring, debugging, observability, and so much more!

You should check it out.

k8slens.dev

@helmpack

Helm (@helmpack) is one of the best ways to find, share, and use software built for Kubernetes.

With Helm, you can define, install, and upgrade even the most complex Kubernetes application.

helm.sh

@kitesurfer

K9s by @kitesurfer is a terminal-based UI for interacting with Kubernetes clusters. It makes it easier for you to navigate, observe and manage your deployed applications in the wild.

Think of it as a CLI for managing Kubernetes clusters in style.😉

k9scli.io

@skaffolddev

Skaffold (@skaffolddev) handles all the hard bits of managing a Cloud native local development environment, such as building images and deploying them to Kubernetes.

It helps you save time with every iteration you make in development.

skaffold.dev

@tilt_dev

Tilt (@tilt_dev) is a toolkit for fixing the pains of multi-service development.

It is one of the most thorough and visual ways to see a continuous feedback loop from a Kubernetes-based application.

tilt.dev

@cloud66

Copper is a configuration validator by @cloud66 that ensures all configuration files applied to the K8s clusters are tested & adhere to the relevant infrastructure policies.

Want to stay assured that your configurations are always tested? Use Copper!

help.cloud66.com/copper

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Edidiong Asikpo

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Looking for project ideas to build?

Here are 15 project ideas for frontend, backend, and full-stack web developers. 👇

1⃣ Color box guesser game

A website that allows players to guess the background colour of a box on the page.

It starts by creating a number of boxes with different colours based on the user's input. Once the game starts, the boxes are flipped over, & colours are hidden.

2⃣Character count app

For this app idea, you will provide a text field that allows a user to type in. As the user types, the number of characters typed so far is displayed on the screen. Also, the background colour of the app changes based on the number of characters below. 👇🏽

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