🧙‍♂️ Docker Wizard: Because Setting Up Dev Environments Shouldn't Feel Like Dark Magic

Ever found yourself copy-pasting docker-compose snippets from Stack Overflow at 2 AM, trying to remember if PostgreSQL needs port 5432 or 5433? Yeah, me too. That's why I built Docker Wizard . 🎯 The Problem (AKA Developer Pain Points) Picture this: You're starting a new project. You need a database, maybe Redis for caching, probably RabbitMQ because microservices are cool, and oh yeah—a reverse proxy would be nice. So you: 🔍 Google "postgres docker-compose example" 📋 Copy-paste some YAML you don't fully understand 🤞 Hope the port mappings don't conflict with that other project you forgot to shut down 😱 Realize you need volumes for persistence 🔄 Repeat for each service ☕ Your coffee is cold and you haven't written a line of actual code yet There had to be a better way. 💡 The Solution: A Wizard That Actually Works Docker Wizard is a CLI/TUI tool written in Go that scaffolds your entire Docker development stack through an interactive, step-by-step wizard. It: ✨ Detects your project langua