I thank you for your contribution. Here are my thoughts. Note that, my thoughts are my personal ideas on your post and they are not directly related to the review and scoring unlike the answers I gave in the questionnaire;
Structure
- Structure of your post is superb!
Language
- The language of your post is also superb. There are some first persons but it's not a big deal. After all, I'm not the person who can judge about it! :P
Content
- Normally, I like complex tutorials like "how to create a blockchain" in tutorials category. But, I liked your simplicity on this. It is very straight and this makes it very efficient. Thanks for posting!
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Thanks for your comments. There's a certain level of "know your audience" I'm trying to leverage here, and I think you might have picked up on it. I suspect certain developers already heavily use some kind of
dockerstrategy to speed up iterative development. But those developers also rarely use iterative cycles for most of their daily work. In other words, they know exactly what they want and fast-turn-around-per-line-of-code isn't important.But when it is important, getting that code to execute when there's nothing in the blockchain is a huge (or just expensive) roadblock. I happen to know that one of the design goals of
tinmanwas to allow deploying a testnet with a sample account list. But that requires a good amount of time to prepare. Thus, the only real bottleneck in this strategy is how long it takes to compile because the 2,000 sample accounts are delivered as part of thetintoydocker image.Thank you for your review, @yokunjon! Keep up the good work!