I like Docker as a means of deploying software. I don't like it as a development tool. Way too much cognitive (and resource-intensive) overhead. The solution i

I like Docker as a means of deploying software. I don't like it as a development tool. Way too much cognitive (and resource-intensive) overhead. The solution is to use tooling that doesn't suck. I use RVM for Ruby, NVM for Node, Yarn, etc. and I very rarely run into problems…and I'm juggling multiple client projects on multiple servers all the time. If you're constantly running into dependency hell, you might want look into a more automated way of managing your language/framework/library versions.