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The best movie about AI disruption might be a 1952 musical.

The cloud native community has developed an almost religious devotion to slim container images.

In my previous post, I showed you how to create an inline buildpack that live directly in your application repository.

Do you know who’s maintaining your critical open source infrastructure?

Using buildpacks can be as easy as dropping a project.toml into your app, and adding some custom build logic.

A well developed experience lifts users up, enabling them to do more, see more, and be more.

We can add a little magic to our cloud platforms by learning from the techniques Disney’s Imagineers use.

The key to removing the friction in a developer experience is meeting developers where they are, which we can do by following just a few rules as we design our software tools.

If you already have the Pack CLI installed, you can create a Docker image for any Java, Node.js, Python, or Ruby app (without a Dockerfile) by running:

(update: also see my post on Writing a Good Dockerfile in 0 Steps)