Development environments in seconds using Bitnami containers
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Bitnami gives you the easiest to use development environments for building your app. Learn how to get started with our development Docker containers for Rails, Express, Laravel, Symfony, Codeigniter, Play or Swift. Optimized for making development in your framework of choice easy and fun, Bitnami Development Containers contain a complete environment all set up and ready to go. Your framework of choice comes pre-installed, and comes configured to work with the included infrastructure containers, such as a database.
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