@droknron
"Gigachads who do everything in the CLI... without a monitor!" - That slayed me :D
@asmi06
As for remembering docker CLI commands, if you use them often enough you are going to remember. And I did remember when I used docker extensively because often it was the quickest way to achieve what I wanted, and so when you do a software development with containers, every second counts because you are going to be rebuilding and restarting that container hundreds of times a day. Now I don't use it at work, so I've already forgotten most of them. Our memory is like a garbage collector in a high-level languages - it removes stuff that we don't actively need from memory in order to free space for some other things :)
@AlexanderVegaajaradv
You got me with the no monitor line. Lol
@murtadha96
The creator of this app is an absolute gigachad, he is the same guy behind lazygit and lazyvim
@TakeOnMe5
Very neat CLI UI. Thanks for pointing it out.
@RootsterAnon
It's great! I've used it on my projects and I'm super satisfied
@rogerthomas7040
It works very well in DevOps environments where developers may end up using a configuration that matches deployed environments more than they would normally.
@davedave9924
lazygit is great too and if you know the key bindings for one, you’ll feel at home with the other
@aimebob
big fan of your work, thanks for all the help you're providing to the community. much appreciated.
@FatherJoeMcCorny
This is something I am interested in. Will review once sober again.
@zchrisb
Going to start my homelab soon, this tool and video is a gift. Exactly what I was looking for before getting started.
@deechvogt1589
Awesome tool review. Will pick it up when I get going on my own home lab. Thanks.
@isrbillmeyer
Cool On Monday I am loading it on all my Docker machines
@kd4inr
Yeah, I discovered this one a while back. Very nice resource.
@MikyLestat
Thanks, I will check it out. It remind me of LazyGit which is awesome!
@Jwalk9000
YEAH. Love it. I wish there was a simple UI for Linux that was like this too. Maybe there is and I just haven't found it yet..
@DavidC-rt3or
Reminds me of K9s for Kubernetes
@diabeticnomad
I thought this was giving lazygit vibes finally something of Jesse’s I can contribute to oh wait he does go nvm
@__BLOOD__
That's sweet. Does it allow to share the host's net with the container? i.e. can you run the container with that option?
@FromSergio