Don't Make Me Code, Ep. #10 - Environment Protection
Docker's lead product designer on great dev environments
Don't Make Me Code, Ep. #10 - Environment Protection launched on July 21, 2016 with 61 votes, #1,044 of 3,671 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.
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In this episode of Don’t Make Me Code, Steve and David are joined by Sean Li , Lead Product Designer at Docker. Sean, Steve & David discuss Docker’s acquisition of Kitematic, the friction of attempting to replace a developer’s existing tool, and the increasingly prominent role of Design in Developer Tools. Sean Li was the co-founder of Kitematic, an open source container management UI for macOS. Docker acquired Kitematic in March of 2016 and Sean now serves as Lead Product Designer for Docker. In this episode of Don’t Make Me Code, Steve and David are joined by Sean Li , Lead Product Designer at Docker. Sean, Steve & David discuss Docker’s acquisition of Kitematic, the friction of…from heavybit.com
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