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I haven't tried your PR, but, if it's working, I think it is really a 👍 |
Yes, moving Vagrant and Docker to "Servers and Deployment" sounds like an option, or make a new section about virtualisation. |
Just introduced a virtualization section below the "Servers and Deployment" section, as you suggested. |
Are there any suggestions? |
LGTM |
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If you are developing on Windows and deploying to Linux (or anything non-Windows) or are developing in a team, you | ||
should consider using a virtual machine. | ||
This sounds tricky, but beside the widely known virtualization environments like VMware or VirtualBox, there are |
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beside -> besides
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thanks, fixed it
Oh, best of all: I've tested the docker commands, and it is working just fine. |
Great, thanks for testing. |
add docker information / introduce virtualisation section
Hi there,
I'm not sure, if the "Getting Started" section is the correct place, but i added the docker information near to the Vagrant part. Another possibility could be moving Vagrant and Docker to the "Servers And Deployment" section, but this should be an additional PR, imho.
Please let me know if the provided information is enough, or should cover more details.
I thought it would be helpful enough to point people to the existence of docker and give a very short introduction of what it is and how it can be used.
best regards,
Matthias