After writing the jekyll docker image, I did not want to stop there and continued to create more images for future posts.

I wanted to write a short post on development applications dockerisation. There was a small issue though: I no more had ruby and associated bundles installed… it turned out that creating a docker image containing everything necessary to run jekyll was in fact quite easy.

This part will add continuous integration using AppVeyor. They’re free for projects hosted on github public repositories, so, let’s go!

This series sample will convert the Tour of heroes sample application from angular.io.

This series sample will convert the Tour of heroes sample application from angular.io.