anchor.diff:  
   == Gradle users
   
  -Start with the link:gradle-simplest[simplest Gradle example] to show you how setup a simple Vert.x project that uses Gradle.
  +Start with the link:gradle-simplest[simplest Gradle example] to show you how to setup a simple Vert.x project that uses Gradle.
   
   Use that as a template for setting up a Gradle project with Vert.x.
   
  
positive.code: === Docker examples
  
  The link:docker-examples/README.adoc[Vert.x Docker examples] shows how to deploy Vert.x application in Docker containers.
  It also contains an example of application that can be deployed on Fabric8.
  
  === Openshift & Kubernetes examples
  
  
negative.code: ==== Running at the command line
  
  If `vertx` is installed you can also run any verticle directly on the command line. This way of working may be of interest
  to you, if you don't want to use Maven or Gradle or perhaps you don't use an IDE.
  
  Or perhaps you're just a command line kind of person.
  
  