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I experimented with VS Code's devcontainers, and I was pleasantly surprised. Got this project up and running and even got the gui to show up on my Windows desktop despite the application running inside a docker container. Breakpoints also work.
Setup is pretty straight forward: have docker and VS Code + devcontainer extension installed.
Have the extension set up a dev container. It will set up the environment according to what is specified in the config files, which should make it a lot easier for people to start writing code without having to worry about setting everything up correctly, as the project can set itself up inside a docker container.
The setup works very well on Windows 11 (can't comment on older versions/other operating systems) but it would allow someone who isn't quite as familiar with how to get the project compiled/get all the dependencies installed up and running.
Feel free to reject if this isn't something the project is interested in.