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NO.007Getting Started with uv
uv manages Python packages and projects. This guide compares it with the pip and venv workflow, then covers installing Python itself, managing a project with pyproject.toml and uv.lock, single-file scripts, moving off requirements.txt, measured speed, and how it differs from Anaconda and pixi
October 8, 202619 MIN12 VIEWS1219 MIN READ
NO.008Running Linux Containers Without Docker Desktop with wslc
wslc is the Docker-compatible CLI that ships with WSL. This post repeats the Docker series with it, from hello-world through nginx, PostgreSQL with a volume and a Dockerfile build, looks at what runs underneath, and works through the session concept Docker does not have and the other differences from Docker Desktop, Compose included
NO.009Running Several Containers Together with Docker Compose
The long docker run line written down as a compose.yaml, then PostgreSQL added next to EmDash so two containers run as one. The project-name volume trap, .env, healthchecks, and what down and down -v each leave behind, all tried for real
September 25, 2026
NO.010Building Images with a Dockerfile
From a two-line Dockerfile to build contexts, layers and caching, and multi-stage builds. EmDash, Cloudflare's CMS, gets built from its official Dockerfile and run, and the two traps that turned up on the way went upstream as a fix
September 21, 2026
NO.011Getting Started with Containers and Docker
What a container solves, installing Docker, and images, containers, ports and volumes in practice — by starting, inspecting and removing the official Node, nginx and PostgreSQL images
September 20, 2026
NO.012Getting Started with Conventional Commits
The Conventional Commits convention for commit messages — the format and what it buys you, checking messages with commitlint and lefthook at commit time, and checking them in CI