Add docker file for development environment #60
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Docker makes setting up consistent development environments much easier. Therefore, a docker file and instructions for setting up such a development environment are provided. Furthermore, the resulting docker container can be used as base for a production environment.
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Hi,
Thank you so much for your great REST framework. It's a real pleasure to use and one of the very few C++ REST frameworks.
I tried to deploy my application on a private server and I usually do this using docker containers. Therefore, I created a docker file that can be used for development purposed and as base for a production container.
The README file explains the handling of the docker file. I think it would be best if you could integrate that information into the wiki.
Thanks again!