Add Dockerfile #152
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This should make it easier for contributors to test their changes
Currently, only a single rule to build a self-hosted docker container is defined.
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Hey there,
This change adds a
Dockerfile(and also aMakefile, and documents their usage inREADME.md).This is my 4th PR to this project, and yet I don't want to install Flask on my machine. Maybe there are more people like myself out there who are just as picky. This will help them to contribute to this project. Their workflow could be something like:
make [byol-docker]localhost:5000(by default).Hope this helps.
Thank you for the awesome book!