Just a suggestion, "A Liberating Dev Tool For All Your Projects" doesn't tell me what the tool actually does, you have to scroll down to "how does it work" (or perhaps the "what can it run" section) to see exactly what the problem it's attempting to fix is. It could say something like "A tool to simplify setting up your development environments" (and "liberating" feels like it would fit well in the bullshit.js script).
Have to agree, I had to go 2 levels deep in the doco to figure out what the tools does. I'd expect that info to be prominent in the landing page. Website looks beautiful though!
...but it's made by a random tech consulting company (https://thinktandem.io/about/) and it says "for devs" ! they even do "technologies", like Drupal, Node.js, and DevOps ! and they program in 28 languages !
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https://html5zombo.com/
Also: I can't help but think of Johny Ive when you use "liberating" in that manner XD.
[0]: https://docs.lando.dev/basics/#what-is-it-good-for
Well, off to a great start.
Update 10 minutes later: hmmm I may be starting to understand what Lando is about. So, it's for dev.
There are dozens of Recipes that spin up canned project templates for RoR Dev work, Drupal, Mean stack etc.
Want to inject a phpmyadmin service? Easy
Want to override a service ... Equally easy.
It uses a .lando.yml file that is very similar to a docker-compose.yml file ...