This is likely true for me–I’m a fan of Docker and a longtime Python developer. Docker rose in popularity at around the same time that many applications were in

This is likely true for me–I’m a fan of Docker and a longtime Python developer. Docker rose in popularity at around the same time that many applications were in between Python 2 and 3, and putting apps in containers was a bit of a magic wand to wave away various issues, some of which still exist and some that were worse during that transition. I still like Docker regardless of Python–I wouldn’t want to go back to development using a vm-per-app, or dealing with mismatched db/cache/queue/system package versions between projects or across different developers machines.