Comparison with others vs valet and homestead about vessel HOT 3 CLOSED

Here's some basic info related to that:

1. Homestead is a full virtual machine (a little server running inside your main computer). It's potentially a bit heavy in terms of CPU/RAM usage, but it's the most like running stuff inside of a "real" server
2. Valet installs PHP, Caddy, MySQL and I believe Redis (?) on your mac directly. It's the least like a real server environment, but it's the fastest way to run your code as it's just software running directly on your Mac (Valet is Mac-only)
3. Vessel is sort of an in-between. It's not a full VM (although on Mac it has to run in a small layer of virtualization, so there is a small VM running), and containers generally only use what CPU/RAM they need. It's based on Docker as mentioned. It can run processes such as MySQL, php-fpm, Nginx, (etc) within it's own little world ("container") that uses some of the stuff from the host system but also still sectioned off from the host system.

from vessel.

There is no comparison. They are all different technologies. Vessel is using Docker.

I don't see how it's the package maintainer responsibility to tell you the difference between the technologies.

https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/valet
https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/homestead

from vessel.

Oh ok thanks.

from vessel.