Dexnore

Dockerfile changed how we build containers. We think build definitions deserve to be programmable too. Star the project, try it, break it, and tell us what we're missing. github.com/dexnore/dexfile

No more copy-pasting the same Dockerfile logic across dozens of repositories. No more 1000+ line Dockerfiles that nobody wants to touch. github.com/dexnore/dexfile

Today we're open-sourcing Dexfile. A superset of Dockerfile that adds: • Functions • Imports • Conditionals • Loops Because copy-pasting the same build logic across dozens of repositories shouldn't be normal. github.com/dexnore/dexfile

Your existing Dockerfiles still work. No new ecosystem. No YAML maze. No replacing Docker. Just Dockerfiles that finally scale. Repo: github.com/ctryard/dexfile

What if Dockerfiles had actual programming features? We built Dexfile — a BuildKit-powered superset of Dockerfile with: • IF/ELSE • FOR loops • reusable functions • imports across repos • dynamic build composition Repo: github.com/ctryard/dexfile