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Virtulenv + Pycharm, 3 years, happy as ever. For ML/DL stuff, Conda is also highly recommended.
by oh-kumudo 9y ago
Virtulenv + Pycharm, 3 years, happy as ever. For ML/DL stuff, Conda is also highly recommended.
- jordic 9y agosame here. Also I'm quite happy about the level of integration between pycharm and frontend things (eslint, babel, react...) I never have to switch editors again. I trend to have a bash script for sourcing node versions... setting the correct path for node binaries, activate the env... and a makefile for building dockers, I try to mantain all the tooling reproductable on the project source.