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		<title>How docker-dev Makes Docker Rock in Development, Plus An Example With Python</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Docker is a great tool to deploy your application to staging and production environments, but the current ecosystem make it much less pleasant to use in development. Docker Compose does help a lot, but things could be more efficient -- Even for the most common tasks, you still have to pass additional options to <em>docker</em> and <em>docker-compose</em>, and resort to utilities like <em>awk</em> and <em>xargs</em>.]]></description>
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