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It's my impression that there are lots of platforms that ask very little of their environment, and therefore don't benefit much from Docker, and therefore can b
by brundolf 5y ago
It's my impression that there are lots of platforms that ask very little of their environment, and therefore don't benefit much from Docker, and therefore can be developed with minimal friction in a local environment without using it. Node, Java, often Python, even Rust because of its static dependencies, etc often fall into this category. And of course front-ends, especially.
In practice you'll still use Docker to deploy because it's a nearly-unavoidable deployment protocol at this point. But I see very little reason to have it house your in-progress code in these cases.