I don’t know about that (hyperbole aside). I’ve been in IT for more than 25 years now. I can’t see that Docker container actually delivered any tangible benefits in terms of end-product reliability or velocity of development to be honest. This might not necessarily be Dockers fault though, maybe it’s just that all the potential benefits get eaten up by things like web development frameworks and Kubernetes.
But at the end of the day, todays Docker-based web app development delivers less than fat-client desktop app development delivered 20 years ago, as sad as that is.
I don’t know about that (hyperbole aside). I’ve been in IT for more than 25 years now. I can’t see that Docker container actually delivered any tangible benefits in terms of end-product reliability or velocity of development to be honest. This might not necessarily be Dockers fault though, maybe it’s just that all the potential benefits get eaten up by things like web development frameworks and Kubernetes.
But at the end of the day, todays Docker-based web app development delivers less than fat-client desktop app development delivered 20 years ago, as sad as that is.