Avoid 'It Works on My Machine' Issues with Docker and Version Control

Real talk: Your deploy breaks because your build uses a different Node version. Works locally. Fails in CI. Fix: - Set Node version in config (.nvmrc / engines) - Match it in CI/CD - Avoid “latest” Same version = same result. #Programming #DevOps #WebDev #DevTips

Production deploy or egg hunt? 🐰🍫 If you have to choose… better go with infrastructure that won’t surprise you. Run your application with stability on LetsCloud 🚀 #devlife #programming #cloudcomputing #devops #backend #letscloud

🐳 How Docker Works (In Simple Terms) Docker packages your application and its dependencies into lightweight containers. These containers run consistently across different environments (local, staging, production). Docker uses images as blueprints to create and run containers instantly. It isolates applications, ensuring no conflicts between system dependencies. This makes development, deployment, and scaling faster and more reliable. #Docker #Containerization #DevOps #CloudComputing #Kubernetes #Microservices #SoftwareEngineering #WebDevelopment #CICD #Tech #Programming #BackendDevelopment #ScalableSystems #CloudNative #Infrastructure

“Most developers think deployment starts with configuration. It doesn’t.” It starts with signals. Inside your repository, there are already clues: - package.json - go.mod - Dockerfile framework configs These aren’t just files. They’re intent. And yet… we still force developers to manually configure everything. Why? At Forgeon, we see it differently. We believe: Your code should explain how it wants to run. So instead of asking: “what runtime?”, “what build step?”, “what config?” We just read the repo. And then: - Detect the runtime - Apply the build strategy - Prepare the environment - No guessing. - No repetitive setup. - No “why is this not working again?” Less configuration. Fewer mistakes. Faster deployments. Because context already exists. We just need to listen. 💭 Curious take: Do you prefer manual control… or intelligent automation like this? #developers #programming #devops #golang #docker #buildinpublic #forgeon

It’s honestly a bit surreal. A few years ago, building a product meant: setting up servers, debugging deployments at 2AM, figuring out why things break in production… Now we’re entering a different era. Where infrastructure fades into the background. Where founders don’t need to think about how to run things… just what to build next. That shift is what excites me the most. Forgeon is just a small step in that direction - making infrastructure feel… invisible. So builders can stay focused on what actually matters: the product, the idea, the impact. Curious - do you still enjoy managing infra, or do you wish it just… disappears? 😅..

Software development has many frustrations. But few things are as humbling as code that works perfectly in one place and completely falls apart in another. Different operating system. Wrong library version. A missing dependency nobody mentioned. And the most common advice you will get is "just set up your machine exactly like mine." That is not a solution. This is the problem Docker was built to solve. Instead of shipping just your code, Docker lets you ship your code and the entire environment it needs to run, packed together in one portable package called a container. It does not matter what machine it lands on. It just works. Every single time. No more broken setups. No more environment issues. No more spending two hours debugging before writing a single line of code. #Docker #DevOps #LearningInPublic #Containers #SoftwareEngineering #TechJourney #TechCommunity

Atomic commits aren’t just a Git habit. They shape how your code evolves. Most teams ignore them, then struggle to trace and safely change code. A clean history makes progress visible. A messy one creates confusion. Swipe to see what turns small commits into a big advantage. ⚛️ #felizeektech #git #atomiccommits #versioncontrol #softwareengineering #devops #cleancode #developerworkflow #codereview #scalablesystems #engineeringbestpractices #productengineering #techleadership #buildinpublic #programming

Kubernetes co-founder Brendan Burns: AI-generated code will become as invisible as assembly Burns argues that as testing frameworks mature, developers will stop reviewing most code and programming languages will evolve to match. #devops #operations

Real talk: You keep delaying features because you’re afraid to break things. So progress slows down. Fix: - Use feature flags - Test in small steps - Deploy safely Ship without fear. #Programming #DevOps #DevTips #WebDev