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I don't know about Ruby, but it's nothing like Gopath or node_modules, nor Yarn PnP for what it's worth. Virtualenv still need to be created per project and mus
by thiht 6y ago
I don't know about Ruby, but it's nothing like Gopath or node_modules, nor Yarn PnP for what it's worth. Virtualenv still need to be created per project and must be "activated".
The fact that they're a somewhat hidden stateful context is still complicated and confusing.
The fact is when I retrieve a Python project, I still have no idea what command I should run to install the dependencies and setup everything. With Go modules it's just `go get`, and with JS projects it's just `npm install` or `yarn install`
- viraptor 6y agoThe concept is the same. I'm not saying the implementation is identical. And I meant gopath before modules - where you have to explicitly define your environment.