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Yay. I sort of do that. Take things that people like, make them into docker containers, get bored, and move on to the next thing that people like. For anyone re

Yay. I sort of do that. Take things that people like, make them into docker containers, get bored, and move on to the next thing that people like. For anyone reading this, github.com/maccam912 projects are all available to be played with. Obviously forked, but if you want to submit a pull request I'll more than likely accept it. I'm one of those average people who has a lot to learn about programming. Your pull requests will educate me a bit.

hardwaresofton 12y ago
That's pretty much it. If you love docker/devops, then this is the kind of thing that makes you happy, and definitely makes all the people that find it happy (unfortunately, you're probably just not seeing/aware of all the people that find your products and think "wow, someone awesome must have made this"). If you like docker, then you can also contribute to it, extend it, all that stuff. Personally I like to keep a notebook of ideas I have, and then find time to go through them all and implement them. That is keeping me more busy than I could ever imagine (or finish)