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But what's the difference with python at that point ? Is is because the JVM makes it inherently easier ("one" jvm, one bytecode, no difference between version/b
by cdavid 16y ago
But what's the difference with python at that point ? Is is because the JVM makes it inherently easier ("one" jvm, one bytecode, no difference between version/build options for C extensions) ?
- runevault 16y agoThat and by default you have the classpath so each setup has exactly which version of the various jars you specify in your project.clj file, without needing external tools like virtualenv.