JavaScript required
We’re sorry, but Coda doesn’t work properly without JavaScript enabled.
Skip to content
youhoc
Pages
Home
Modern App Guidelines
Linux
Day 1: Linux Distributions & Navigation
Day 2: User Management
Day 3: File Permission & Ownership
Day 4: Package Management
Day 5: Services Management
Javascript
JS The Weird Part
Execution Context
Types & Operators
Objects & Functions
Error Handling & Strict Mode
Typescript, ES6, Tra
Modern JS
JS in the Browser
Data Storage JSON
Modern JS
Advanced Objects & Methods
Webpack & Babel
Async
jQuery
In-depth Analysis of jQuery
React-ready JS
Arrow Function
Template Literals
Logical AND, OR, Ternary, Nullish Operators
Destructuring & Rest Operator
Array Method
Immutability and Spread Operator
Promises, Async/Await, Callback
PHP
gruntJS
composer
MySQL
Docker
Container Basics
Container Networking
Container Image
Container Volume & Persistent Data
Dockerfile
Docker Compose
Docker Registry
Node.js
1. Installing & Exploring
2. Core Modules
3. Get User Input
File System & Input Arguments
5. Express Web Server
6. Deploy to Heroku & Github
Authentication
7. Databases
8. Rest API
ReactJS
React from Andrew
Summary from Next
1. Basics
2. React Components
3. Webpack
4. Styling with SCSS
5. React Router
6. React Hook
Modern React From The Beginning
Intro to JSX
Vite Build Tools
Basic Component Creation
Component State
Props & Component Composition
useState with Inputs & Form Submission
useEffect, useRef & Local Storage
Async / Await and Http Request in React
React Router: Declarative Mode
ContextAPI
React Router: Framework Mode
File-routing & HTML Layouts
Server-side Data Query
Links & Navigation
Loaders
Typescript
Type User vs UserProp
Payload CMS
youhoc
/
...
/
Dockerfile
Dockerfile
ENTRYPOINT && CMD
to run / overwrite ENTRYPOINT, you need to have argument
--entrypoint date
to run / overwrite CMD, you just need to enter command after image name
in conclusion, you should use them together
If both ENTRYPOINT and CMD are set, they combine into a single command on container start.
2 types of Docker
run & exit docker like CLI:
For CLI tools, use ENTRYPOINT to set the base executable, while CMD should provide default arguments.
CMD can be easily overridden at docker run without replacing the ENTRYPOINT.
start-up process docker (like webserver)
For pre-launch scripts, ENTRYPOINT should set the script, and CMD should set the final process.
ENTRYPOINT shell scripts should use exec “$@” to pass execution (PID 1) to the CMD.
Want to print your doc?
This is not the way.
Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (
Ctrl
P
) instead.