Colin Hemmings
@colinhemmings.bsky.social
Product Manager @ Docker 🐳
For all the product builders: when you’re buried in a massive project, it’s easy to lose faith because you can’t see the end.
Ship something. Anything.
A tiny feature, a bug fix, a typo in the docs, a short post — whatever moves you forward.
Then do the same thing tomorrow. Momentum is medicine.
Ship something. Anything.
A tiny feature, a bug fix, a typo in the docs, a short post — whatever moves you forward.
Then do the same thing tomorrow. Momentum is medicine.
October 13, 2025 at 7:45 PM
For all the product builders: when you’re buried in a massive project, it’s easy to lose faith because you can’t see the end.
Ship something. Anything.
A tiny feature, a bug fix, a typo in the docs, a short post — whatever moves you forward.
Then do the same thing tomorrow. Momentum is medicine.
Ship something. Anything.
A tiny feature, a bug fix, a typo in the docs, a short post — whatever moves you forward.
Then do the same thing tomorrow. Momentum is medicine.
Reposted by Colin Hemmings
I would argue Docker holds the crown for the fastest technology ever standardized. In less than two years we saw Docker move beyond the hype, into production, and influence the roadmap of almost every tech company.
i’ve been in this business for a bit and i’m pretty sure i’ve never seen a technology standardized as quickly as MCP
May 21, 2025 at 2:50 PM
I would argue Docker holds the crown for the fastest technology ever standardized. In less than two years we saw Docker move beyond the hype, into production, and influence the roadmap of almost every tech company.
