# Local Environment ## 📌 What Is This Section For? This area helps you: * Set up language runtimes so you can start coding. * Install or enable ecosystem tooling (only if you choose to). * Prepare a project so it behaves consistently when packaged for Discloud. Discloud runs applications in Linux containers; keeping your project structure clean (entry file + dependency manifest) minimizes surprises. *** ## 🚀 What You'll Find Here
Language Setup GuidesStep-by-step install instructions for supported runtimes (Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, Rust).
Managing DependenciesUsing files like package.json, requirements.txt, Gemfile, go.mod, Cargo.toml.
Optional ToolingVersion managers and utilities you may use (NVM, pyenv, rbenv, rustup) – entirely optional.
Minimal WorkflowA lightweight sequence from init to a local test run before packaging.
*** ## 🧭 Language Guides
Node.jsInstall & usage guide
PythonInstall & usage guide
RubyInstall & usage guide
RustInstall & usage guide
GoInstall & usage guide
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