I haven't heard about Dip before, but it's really cool to see. It seems to solve a bunch of my pain points with bare Docker Compose, so I'm eager to try it out.

I haven't heard about Dip before, but it's really cool to see. It seems to solve a bunch of my pain points with bare Docker Compose, so I'm eager to try it out. It does not address my biggest issue though - setting up a Docker development environment is a considerable upfront investment that slows me down. When I start a new project, I want to jump into writing code in a complete Docker environment right away, and not spend hours or days setting up Dockerfiles, docker-composes, remote image builds, etc. Recently I have been trying to solve that with hocus [0], which is a very early stage framework for creating and managing Docker development environments. [0] https://hocus.dev/ https://hocus.dev/