experiment: reproducible build system using docker and make #1069
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An experiment to update the projects tooling to not rely on a series of cascading containers and instead replace it with something that is platform independent and will always build the project using the same tools and code.
This specific experiment looks at using docker, but only official containers, and using make to ensure that only what is needed is built. The goal is, can a developer simply checkout the codebase and type
makeand get a local instance of pattern-library running on their machine, regardless of what the host operating system is.startthat can build and start the project from scratch available on http://localhost:8080.test, that runs both the unit and ux test suites, with all tests passing.dev, that runs in watch mode allowing a developer to make changes without needing to rebuild.dist, that builds a publishable container with the specified tag.