Originally assigned to: @gesellix, @vegasbrianc, @moshloop, @agebhar1, @dmitrytokarev on GitHub.
Hi everybody,
I'm planning to do a lightening talk in order to present awesome-docker.
I need your help to build the content of the presentation.
As it is born from the contribution of more than 200 people, I think it is only fair that it represents that.
Could you explain a bit what does awesome-docker means to you?
How can it help other people?
How would like other people to contribute to it?
Anything else?
It's been a few years since this project exists.
It is always nice to interact and build this thing with you.
I want to thank you all very much.
I really appreciate you sticking around over the years 👍
Originally created by @veggiemonk on GitHub (Jun 10, 2018).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/veggiemonk/awesome-docker/issues/586
Originally assigned to: @gesellix, @vegasbrianc, @moshloop, @agebhar1, @dmitrytokarev on GitHub.
Hi everybody,
I'm planning to do a lightening talk in order to present awesome-docker.
I need your help to build the content of the presentation.
As it is born from the contribution of more than 200 people, I think it is only fair that it represents that.
Could you explain a bit what does awesome-docker means to you?
How can it help other people?
How would like other people to contribute to it?
Anything else?
It's been a few years since this project exists.
It is always nice to interact and build this thing with you.
I want to thank you all very much.
I really appreciate you sticking around over the years 👍
@dmitrytokarev commented on GitHub (Jun 13, 2018):
@veggiemonk It's been to see this project thrive and grow organically while keeping up with the community developments.
I think awesome-docker is "the go to" resources in terms of evaluating technologies related to docker/containers. And for newcomers and for seasoned professionals it's THE place to find new projects - simply put one just need to google/search for "awesome docker" and it's all you need, it's all here nicely organized. Big props to all contributors ❤️
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@dmitrytokarev commented on GitHub (Jun 13, 2018):
@veggiemonk It's been to see this project thrive and grow organically while keeping up with the community developments.
I think awesome-docker is "the go to" resources in terms of evaluating technologies related to docker/containers. And for newcomers and for seasoned professionals it's THE place to find new projects - simply put one just need to google/search for "awesome docker" and it's all you need, it's all here nicely organized. Big props to all contributors ❤️
I always try to explain Awesome Docker as the best resource for all things Docker. We track different aspects of the stack from OS, Network on up. I always try to encourage people to submit what they are working on to get exposure as I mention how many stars the project has.
@veggiemonk I am more than happy to help with this!
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@vegasbrianc commented on GitHub (Jun 20, 2018):
I always try to explain Awesome Docker as the best resource for all things Docker. We track different aspects of the stack from OS, Network on up. I always try to encourage people to submit what they are working on to get exposure as I mention how many stars the project has.
@veggiemonk I am more than happy to help with this!
I think I just find the title of the talk: the best resource for all things Docker: Awesome Docker
Thanks @vegasbrianc 👍
What do you think?
I want to do a lightening talk but there would be enough material for a full 20 min talk. How long are the talks anyway?
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@veggiemonk commented on GitHub (Jun 20, 2018):
I think I just find the title of the talk: `the best resource for all things Docker: Awesome Docker`
Thanks @vegasbrianc 👍
What do you think?
I want to do a lightening talk but there would be enough material for a full 20 min talk. How long are the talks anyway?
Sorry for beeing late. Both @dmitrytokarev and @vegasbrianc hit the nail on the head. It is the resource for Docker (Container in future). Sadly, I can't contribute anything new 😞
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@agebhar1 commented on GitHub (Jun 21, 2018):
Sorry for beeing late. Both @dmitrytokarev and @vegasbrianc hit the nail on the head. It is **the** resource for Docker (Container in future). Sadly, I can't contribute anything new 😞
Thanks @agebhar1
You've contributed in a lot of ways to this project. Thank you for that.
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@veggiemonk commented on GitHub (Jun 22, 2018):
Thanks @agebhar1
You've contributed in a lot of ways to this project. Thank you for that.
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Originally created by @veggiemonk on GitHub (Jun 10, 2018).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/veggiemonk/awesome-docker/issues/586
Originally assigned to: @gesellix, @vegasbrianc, @moshloop, @agebhar1, @dmitrytokarev on GitHub.
Hi everybody,
I'm planning to do a lightening talk in order to present awesome-docker.
I need your help to build the content of the presentation.
As it is born from the contribution of more than 200 people, I think it is only fair that it represents that.
Could you explain a bit what does awesome-docker means to you?
How can it help other people?
How would like other people to contribute to it?
Anything else?
It's been a few years since this project exists.
It is always nice to interact and build this thing with you.
I want to thank you all very much.
I really appreciate you sticking around over the years 👍
@dmitrytokarev commented on GitHub (Jun 13, 2018):
@veggiemonk It's been to see this project thrive and grow organically while keeping up with the community developments.
I think awesome-docker is "the go to" resources in terms of evaluating technologies related to docker/containers. And for newcomers and for seasoned professionals it's THE place to find new projects - simply put one just need to google/search for "awesome docker" and it's all you need, it's all here nicely organized. Big props to all contributors ❤️
@vegasbrianc commented on GitHub (Jun 20, 2018):
I always try to explain Awesome Docker as the best resource for all things Docker. We track different aspects of the stack from OS, Network on up. I always try to encourage people to submit what they are working on to get exposure as I mention how many stars the project has.
@veggiemonk I am more than happy to help with this!
@veggiemonk commented on GitHub (Jun 20, 2018):
I think I just find the title of the talk:
the best resource for all things Docker: Awesome DockerThanks @vegasbrianc 👍
What do you think?
I want to do a lightening talk but there would be enough material for a full 20 min talk. How long are the talks anyway?
@agebhar1 commented on GitHub (Jun 21, 2018):
Sorry for beeing late. Both @dmitrytokarev and @vegasbrianc hit the nail on the head. It is the resource for Docker (Container in future). Sadly, I can't contribute anything new 😞
@veggiemonk commented on GitHub (Jun 22, 2018):
Thanks @agebhar1
You've contributed in a lot of ways to this project. Thank you for that.
@vegasbrianc commented on GitHub (Aug 28, 2018):
@veggiemonk I will be going to DockerCon EU as well 👍