Developing with Docker
Developing apps today is far more complex than just writing code. Multiple languages, frameworks, architectures, and discontinuous interfaces between tools for each lifecycle stage create enormous complexity. With Docker, you can simplify and speed up your workflow, while allowing developers to choose their preferred tools, application stacks, and deployment environments for each project.
Containers were only the beginning
The industry standard for containers was introduced by Docker in 2013. Containers allow developers to separate their apps from their environments, preventing the “it works on my machine” problem. Today, Docker is the de facto standard for building and sharing containerized apps, whether it's on desktop or in the cloud. For developers and developer teams, we're building on our unique experience from code to cloud.
Docker simplifies app complexity
Make it simple
The Docker CLI makes developing, sharing, and running containerized applications accessible to all developers.
Be quick to move
Getting up and running with a single package is easy. Code and test locally while maintaining consistency between development and production.
Organize and collaborate
You can use Certified and community-provided images in your projects. You can also push your applications to the cloud registries and collaborate with your team members.
