Yep, I use it. There are two tricks to mitigate this:
1. Using a :delegated or :cached flag when using a bind mount can speed it up a bit
2. For folders that need a lot of RW, but don’t need to be shared with the host (think node_modules or sbt cache), I bind a docker volume managed by docker-compose. This makes it extremely fast. Here's an example: https://gist.github.com/kamac/3fbb0548339655d37f3d786de19ae6...
1. Using a :delegated or :cached flag when using a bind mount can speed it up a bit
2. For folders that need a lot of RW, but don’t need to be shared with the host (think node_modules or sbt cache), I bind a docker volume managed by docker-compose. This makes it extremely fast. Here's an example: https://gist.github.com/kamac/3fbb0548339655d37f3d786de19ae6...