This just creates a Docker image with the haskell.do binary for users.
Docker downloads the current latest version of the binary (0.9.3) and the image is therefore tagged theam/haskell.do:0.9.3.
the image exposes port 8080 and executes haskell-do 8080 upon startup, so a user would be able to interact with it by saying
docker run -p 8080:8080 theam/haskell.do:0.9.3
As a further improvement, Docker may also be used internally by stack to build the haskell.do binary against various operating systems (versions, environments etc)
This just creates a Docker image with the haskell.do binary for users.
theam/haskell.do:0.9.3
.haskell-do 8080
upon startup, so a user would be able to interact with it by sayingAs a further improvement, Docker may also be used internally by
stack
to build the haskell.do binary against various operating systems (versions, environments etc)