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I wanted a Docker cheat sheet that's actually nice and accessible from anywhere. So I built one with help from Claude Code and shipped it in ~1 hour. Feedback is welcome.
What bothers me the most about LLM-generated CSS is the inclusion of these long and completely unnecessary transitions. Every single time, it's the transform on hover and opacity+transform on page load. Why? I haven't noticed these patterns that often on popular sites, but for AI-generated UIs this seems to be the default. If you hover on elements and switch pages frequently, these animations become annoying really quickly.
Do folks not leverage built in help commands anymore?

I must be getting old.

"Hey Claude, can you list the docker containers I have running, find the one using the uv:debian-slim image, and copy main.py from the app folder in it onto my pwd" ← No cheat sheet needed.
I am so not understanding the purpose of this...

If you need Docker CLI commands, isn't it just easier to use the CLI that you're already on?

Docker is fully self-documented:

    / # docker
  Usage:  docker [OPTIONS] COMMAND
  
  A self-sufficient runtime for containers
  
  Common Commands:
    run         Create and run a new container from an image
    exec        Execute a command in a running container
  
  …SNIP…
  
  / # docker run --help
  Usage:  docker run [OPTIONS] IMAGE [COMMAND] [ARG...]
  
  Create and run a new container from an image
  
  Aliases:
    docker container run, docker run
  
  Options:
        --add-host list                    Add a custom host-to-IP mapping (host:IP)

  …SNIP…
I keep hearing podman is better, especially for local setups. Does anyone know any podman cheatsheets similar to this or is it pretty much s/docker/podman?