When Containers Become Trashcans

Rion Williams

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4 Mar 2020CPOL2 min read

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How containers can quickly become trashcans if unused ones are not deleted

Containers are really awesome, powerful, and useful to the modern developer, but if you aren't mindful, those unused ones can quickly turn from containers to trashcans that can make your development environment unwieldy

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Rion Williams

Software Developer (Senior)

United States

An experienced Software Developer and Graphic Designer with an extensive knowledge of object-oriented programming, software architecture, design methodologies and database design principles. Specializing in Microsoft Technologies and focused on leveraging a strong technical background and a creative skill-set to create meaningful and successful applications.

Well versed in all aspects of the software development life-cycle and passionate about embracing emerging development technologies and standards, building intuitive interfaces and providing clean, maintainable solutions for even the most complex of problems.

When Containers Become Trashcans

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