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Unless you streamline the development and deployment environments, that is. You can just work in a VM, a chroot/jail, or probably use Docker (I haven't ever us
by gkya 8y ago
Unless you streamline the development and deployment environments, that is. You can just work in a VM, a chroot/jail, or probably use Docker (I haven't ever used it tho, thus not sure).
- Chyzwar 8y agosoner or later you will need to solve the same set of issues that virtualenv and pipenv try to solve.
- gkya 8y agoThen I can reach for virtualenv and pip. I did not mean that package distribution and management in itself is an overkill, but that many types of projects just don't need these tools. And if one has to use these tools for all projects and from the get-go, then that means the library ecsosystem is unhygienic and/or the devs are not really responsible on how they use the APIs.