Add Docker support: Dockerfile, .dockerignore, README updates #10
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Hi! I came across this project while watching your YouTube video and really liked it. I'm practicing DevOps and wanted to try containerizing the app so it’s easier for anyone to run without setting up Node or dealing with dependencies.
This PR adds a Dockerfile, a .dockerignore, and a short section in the README explaining how to run the project with Docker. Nothing major — just something that might help others start quickly in any environment.
Thanks for sharing the project. It was fun to work with, and I hope this small addition is useful. Let me know if you'd like me to update or improve anything.