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> My experience with docker is roughly: if you can write a bash script to build your environment, you can write a Dockerfile I agree. > Sure, Docker accelerat
by maccard 2y ago
> My experience with docker is roughly: if you can write a bash script to build your environment, you can write a Dockerfile
I agree.
> Sure, Docker accelerates your ability to have 7 versions of the JVM and 35 different versions of Python, but is that something to be proud of, really?
No, but it's not my fault that the python packaging ecosystem is broken and requires isolation, and that every Java project relies on a brittle toolchain. At least docker means that nonsense is isolated and doesn't affect the stuff I write.