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> I'm never sure what package manager or virtual environment thingy I'm supposed to be using This feels a bit anti-intellectual to me. Like any other thing, it
by version_five 5y ago
> I'm never sure what package manager or virtual environment thingy I'm supposed to be using
This feels a bit anti-intellectual to me. Like any other thing, it takes a bit of reading to figure our virtual environments, but its literally one line to create a new one one you know how (I almost always use Conda). I don't see how this is different than the setup used for any development, and I can't imagine it's a major impediment, certainly not a lasting one, to people working in python. You could always open a colab notebook if you really don't want to be bothered.
- lambic 5y ago> it takes a bit of reading to figure our virtual environments The problem is that depending on what article you read or what tutorial you follow you'll learn different things. I recently wanted to write something using flask. I followed 4 different tutorials and all 4 did things differently (and none of them mentioned Conda or Poetry). I had a similar experience writing a Telegram bot.