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Ruby is also a pain in the butt, fwiw. It's just slightly better because gems are standardized, but you still need something like rbenv to manage Ruby versions,
by zrail 5y ago
Ruby is also a pain in the butt, fwiw. It's just slightly better because gems are standardized, but you still need something like rbenv to manage Ruby versions, and gods help you if you need openssl.
- p_l 5y agoIn my experience the major difference is that rbenv feels more of a convenience in upgrading ruby on truly outdated systems (or when you can't use prepackaged for reasons), and that for majority work minor version differences are at most one line in Gemspec away. I really, really can't say that about Python.