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A practical handbook that will help you bridge the gap between Windows and Linux to develop apps that leverage the best features across both ecosystems with seamless interoperability

Key Features
  • Configure and control WSL to suit your needs and preferences
  • Discover tips for working seamlessly between Windows and WSL Linux distros
  • Learn how to work effectively with containers in WSL, as well as how to containerize your development environments with Visual Studio Code to isolate your dependencies
Book Description

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) allows you to run native Linux tools alongside traditional Windows applications. Whether youre developing applications across multiple operating systems or looking to add more tools to your Windows environment, WSL offers endless possibilities.

Youll start by understanding what WSL is and learn how to install and configure WSL along with different Linux distros. Next, youll learn techniques that allow you to work across both Windows and Linux environments. Youll discover how to install and customize the new Windows Terminal. Well also show you how to work with code in WSL using Visual Studio Code (VS Code). In addition to this, youll explore how to work with containers with Docker and Kubernetes, and how to containerize a development environment using VS Code.

While Microsoft has announced support for GPU and GUI applications in an upcoming release of WSL, at the time of writing these features are either not available or only in early preview releases. This book focuses on the stable, released features of WSL and giving you a solid understanding of the amazing techniques that you can use with WSL today.

By the end of this book, youll be able to configure WSL and Windows Terminal to suit your preferences, and productively use Visual Studio Code for developing applications with WSL.

What you will learn
  • Install and configure Windows Subsystem for Linux and Linux distros
  • Access web applications running in Linux from Windows
  • Invoke Windows applications, file systems, and environment variables from bash in WSL
  • Customize the appearance and behavior of the Windows Terminal to suit your preferences and workflows
  • Explore various tips for enhancing the Visual Studio Code experience with WSL
  • Install and work with Docker and Kubernetes within Windows Subsystem for Linux
  • Discover various productivity tips for working with Command-line tools in WSL
Who this book is for

This book is for developers who want to use Linux tools on Windows, including Windows-native programmers looking to ease into a Linux environment based on project requirements or Linux developers whove recently switched to Windows. This book is also for web developers working on open source projects with Linux-first tools such as Ruby or Python, or developers looking to switch between containers and development machines for testing apps. Prior programming or development experience and a basic understanding of running tasks in bash, PowerShell, or the Windows Command Prompt will be required.

Table of Contents
  1. Introduction to the Windows Subsystem for Linux
  2. Installing and Configuring the Windows Subsystem for Linux
  3. Getting Started with Windows Terminal
  4. Windows to Linux Interoperability
  5. Linux to Windows Interoperability
  6. Getting More from Windows Terminal
  7. Working with Containers in WSL
  8. Working with WSL Distros
  9. Visual Studio Code and WSL
  10. Visual Studio Code and Containers
  11. Productivity Tips with Command-Line Tools

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To my life partner, Emilie, for your support in my career and life in general. Thank you for making this book possible.

To James, Abi, and Dan for your support and cheerleading through the process.

I love you all!

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About the author

Stuart Leeks is a principal software development engineer at Microsoft. He has worked with a wide range of customers, from small ISVs to large enterprises, to help them be successful in building with the Microsoft technology stack. While Stuart has experience with a diverse set of technologies, he is most passionate about the web and the cloud.

Stuart is a web geek, lover of containers, cloud fanatic, feminist, performance and scalability enthusiast, father of three, husband, and a salsa dancer and teacher, and loves bad puns. He has been writing code since the days of the BBC Micro and still gets a kick out of it.

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Craig Loewen is a program manager working at Microsoft on the Windows Subsystem for Linux. Craig has worked on bringing more Linux workflows directly to Windows for developers and IT pros. Craig is a South-African Canadian originally from Toronto, and before working at Microsoft, he studied mechatronics engineering at the University of Waterloo.

Richard Turner, a BSc computer science and microelectronics graduate from Oxford Brookes University, has spent nearly 30 years exploring the world of technology. He has worked at several companies, including the BBC, HBO, and Microsoft, and has run several start-ups. At Microsoft, Richard has helped in building various products such as .NET, Windows Identity, and Visual Studio. Most recently, he helped overhaul the Windows command line and launch Windows Subsystem for Linux, and drove the creation and launch of Windows Terminal.

Benjamin De St Paer-Gotch works as a product manager at Docker. He is focused on developer experiences, tools, and putting things in containers. Having worked at Microsoft and Amazon, Benjamin has experience in both customer-facing and product roles spread across the technology industry.

Martin Aeschlimann is a software engineer on the Visual Studio Code team. He works on WSL remote support as well as on language servers and the Language Server Protocol (LSP).

Christof Marti is a software engineer at Microsoft. He works on Visual Studio Code and Remote-Containers for Visual Studio Code.

Lawrence Gripper is a senior software engineer at Microsoft obsessed with developer productivity and automation. He primarily works with Linux, containers, Kubernetes, Terraform, and distributed systems. With a passion for solving problems and getting things working, Lawrence is an avid contributor to open source projects. In the last 10 years, he's shipped code running at scale covering everything from genomics to air traffic management for drones.

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