As devs, do you learn the ins and outs of using Docker with your normal toolset or rely only on working examples and boilerplate you find online?
I know this probably seems weird to ask about such a universally-known tool as Docker. But being someone who has little time to myself, it's a pretty big question.
I'm also currently using Lando as much as I can; it's a nice abstraction. But I still occasionally run into use cases that make me wish I knew Docker.
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For me? Too much. Materialising the concept of building a Docker Image and running them inside a container is the most time-consuming part.
Docker is a valuable skill to have!!
As a junior developer has helped me a lot having a basic knowledge and understanding of Docker.
Get familiar with image, containers and dockerfile 🐳