I'd like to see a "docker for web developers" post / guide.<p>I want to know how to write a dockerfile (?) that I can run a command against, and have a dev environment materialize. Something I can track in source control along with my "main" source. Something to replace the difficult-to-recreate and outside-of-source-control LAMP and Flask environments I have now.<p>And I'd like to know how my sites' source code or untracked files (e.g. .sqlite file, mongo dump files) fall into that, while still being accessible to the docker container.<p>I imagine this would cover a huge percentage of people interested in Docker.
Stating a roadmap is never easy, but hugely important for keeping the Docker team accountable. I believe that getting to a 1.0 release with the same fervor from the community will be a great indicator of future viability and success. That sets a pretty high bar.
With a stable API it would be nice to have an API client for Windows for developers building software on that platform but deploying to Linux.<p>It would be great to be able to do a docker import from a checked out codebase in Windows.
It's unfortunate that it requires a 3.8 kernel, as getting those to work on most machines has been in my experience rather difficult. I had to downgrade back to 3.2 on a Ubuntu server because it wouldn't boot with 3.8. I was able to get it to work on a DigitalOcean fresh VM, but unless I want to migrate everything to a fresh VM, which I don't, I don't see myself using it for a while.