Development with SQL in containers on macOS
Developing with SQL on macOS is made much easier with several tools at your disposal. Two such tools are the mssql extension for VS Code and the Azure Data Studio. If you're a developer, you are likely familiar with the Azure SQL Database emulator and have heard about deploying SQL in containers. This tutorial explores the development of SQL in containers on macOS, outlining the benefits and guiding you through the process.
By utilizing the tools discussed here, you can enjoy a seamless and powerful SQL development experience on macOS, all while maintaining the agility and flexibility of working in containers. So whether you're a seasoned SQL developer or just starting out, this tutorial is your guide to developing with SQL in containers on macOS.
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