<ul><li>Docker revolutionizes app development by enabling developers to build, ship, and run applications efficiently in containers.</li><li>Containers are lightweight, standalone software units that share the host OS kernel, making them faster than traditional virtual machines.</li><li>To get started with Docker: Install Docker Desktop for Windows/macOS or use the package manager for Linux, verify installation with 'docker --version', and run your first container like an Nginx web server.</li><li>Key Docker commands include listing running containers, building images from Dockerfiles, stopping and removing containers. Further steps involve learning Dockerfiles, exploring Docker Compose, and leveraging Docker Hub for pre-built images.</li></ul>

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