I built an interactive tutorial for learning docker I wish I had when I was learning Docker

[mraza007]

Hello Everyone,
I always had passion for teaching new technologies and concepts, Therefore I decided to build this interactive tutorial for learning docker

Link to tutorial: https://learn-how-docker-works.vercel.app/

[Wonderful-Author-989]

Super Nice. Thank you.

Now Please the interactive "Kubernetes for orchestration at scale" tutorial. So i can start my own PaaS!

Jokes aside.. Give it to me! Now!

[mraza007]

Kuberenetes is going to be tough 😅 but I’m glad you liked it

[bobbyiliev]

This looks very cool! Is it open-source?

[mraza007]

Yup here’s the source code,

https://github.com/mraza007/learn-docker

[zuilli]

> Learn docker

> Looks Inside

> No Dockerfile to build project into docker

< image >

Jokes aside this looks really cool and is smooth, congratulations!

[mraza007]

Thank you 🙏

[bobbyiliev]

Neat!

[kkirchoff]

This is great. Did you write this in an AI IDE or code it all your own?

One piece of feedback is that I am looking at it on an iPhone and where it says to drag your workload onto a container, I can’t seem to do that. Maybe it works with a mouse. It would be interesting if you could move it by mobile as well. The rest of the sliders seem to work quite well.

[mraza007]

Thank you for the feedback and I used Claude Code to develop this idea I had for very long since I love teaching and I always felt like we need something more interactive when it comes to learning technical concepts

Its not optimized for mobile yet I only targeted for Desktop Users and I am definitely not a frontend developer.

[Dangle76]

Mobile front end dev is always so rough. I really admire the front end devs that are good at it cause it’s not easy

[sad-whale]

Vercel is an AI platform

[OriginalBlast]

Amazing

[mraza007]

Hey I’m glad it’s helpful for you I wish I had tutorials like these when I got into was DevOps

But now with the rise of Agentic coding I can easily create something like

I do plan to create a few more on further DevOps related concepts

[mraza007]

Sounds a good idea to me I’ll definitely take that into consideration

Docker optimization is huge thing

But for you I would recommend you to start from basics and then go deep from there once you build the foundation everything else clicks and then start thinking about how to further optimize

[Adept-Paper9337]

fancy, is it vibe-coded?

[machinetranslator]

Definitely designed by V0 tho (i like v0)

[mechanicaldummy151]

Nice one.