> To those suggesting it, Docker is great but you're still dealing with a package manager inside Docker, so that's a moot point. Package manager/dependency man

> To those suggesting it, Docker is great but you're still dealing with a package manager inside Docker, so that's a moot point. Package manager/dependency manager is must for any sort of mature mass production coding environment (e.g. cargo for Rust, Maven for Java etc.) Docker doesn't solve all that but at least you are doing it only once and replicate easily and predictably. And a lot of times you can reuse Docker images built by someone else.