Guides - Use with Docker

[joshwiens]

Stub.

With the performance increases coming in the Docker Beta ( now public ) web development in an isolated Docker environment has not only become practical but extremely useful.

Goal: Guide to setup & configuration of both Docker & Webpack2 with examples covering all aspects of the development workflow using Webpack2 from dev build to prod bundling as well as dev server, watch, hmr, tree shaking & so on.

@bebraw - Assuming you like the idea, could i get a stub for How To - Docker and I will begin to outline the proposal in detail ( already have a whiteboard full of notes, concepts & examples ).

IMO this document, given it's scope should live outside of How To: Use with third party tools 74b90c4

//cc @TheLarkInn

[bebraw]

Sounds good to me. I don't mind adding a stub.

I still have some work to do with my PR. Hopefully we get that merged soon.

[joshwiens]

That's fine, all the docker stuff will take a bit of time

[bebraw]

There's a stub now. So I would say it's safe to PR against the develop branch once you look into it.

[SpaceK33z]

@d3viant0ne, is this still something you're interested in? Otherwise I could work on this after I've finished #26. I've never used Docker before though (but this can be a good thing), so if anyone else wants to do it, that's fine.

[skipjack]

@d3viant0ne @SpaceK33z are either of you still interested in this? Imho this might make more sense as a blog post that we then link to from somewhere in the docs but I don't feel too strongly about it. In the end we may wind up with an Integrations section (instead of just a single page) that contains things like this, Typescript, and other integrations. The main goal imo is to keep the core guides separate and more visible than any third-party integration discussions.

[joshwiens]

@skipjack - I have completely forgotten about this. I still have the draft docs buried on my ssd somewhere but I see your point about moving this to a different section of the documentation.

No argument from me on that point.