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So it sounds like more of a packages thing than an interpreter thing; basically "DLL hell" all over again. Setting aside all other axes of comparison, it sound
by _bxg1 6y ago
So it sounds like more of a packages thing than an interpreter thing; basically "DLL hell" all over again.
Setting aside all other axes of comparison, it sounds like Node really learned from Python with regards to this problem. Install Node itself, do an NPM install, and you're golden.
- desert_boi 6y agoUntil your global installs get stale/conflict with new global installs. npx is pretty handy for this problem though.
- _bxg1 6y agoI would say the key is not relying on global installs. By default all NPM dependencies are installed locally alongside the manifest. You use more disk space, but disk space is cheap these days.