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Eh, in Ruby, just installing Rails is like 80 dependencies. Would be surprised if Django wasn't 40+
by ebola1717 10y ago
Eh, in Ruby, just installing Rails is like 80 dependencies. Would be surprised if Django wasn't 40+
- jokamoto 10y agoDjango itself has no requirements besides the standard library: % pip freeze Django==1.10 That's after a pip install in a fresh virtual environment.
- steveklabnik 10y agoRails itself is broken up into smaller packages, so you can only load parts of Rails if you want. Very few apps actually do. (and that's only like 8 of the 80)
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- asimuvPR 10y agoI work on a abnormally large Django codebase. It has 30 dependencies on the requirements.txt file. I've worked on other Django codebases and they usually have about 15. Python has a big standard library which cuts down on dependencies. Not that Django > Rails. Just different.