There is a docker file available , using that you can create your development environment
This will have kickstart.nvim plugin installed in it.
```
docker build -t devbox -f devbox.Dockerfile .
# To run the container in background
docker run -td --name mydevbox -v $(pwd):/workspaces devbox
# -v $(pwd) is used to create volume inside container . IF you run from the folder where source code is present then your container will have source code in it. You can use this for development
docker exec -it mydevbox /bin/bash
# To enter into devbox
# You can do debug using standard keys used in vscode