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Of course, you could use a version management tool like nvm/rvm/asdf etc, but I think containerisation is also a neat alternative, as you would be able to use m
by d3nj4l 6y ago
Of course, you could use a version management tool like nvm/rvm/asdf etc, but I think containerisation is also a neat alternative, as you would be able to use multiple versions for languages/tools and libraries within those languages for which a version management tool doesn't exist.