Adding scripts and README instruction to build and run the calibration example within Docker #290
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Hello, I would like to offer a fast & easy way of WebGazer deployment based on Docker. Many of us are still foreigners to the NodeJS technology, and may be not able to quickly sort out with the installation guidelines. On the other hand, you are providing a precompiled
www/webgazer.js. The proposed Docker environment should be the third method in between of the two above: it allows to repeat all building steps, but without getting much into details.