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Surely "to run the program from source, you need to know how to build/run it" applies to every language. But I'm more comfortable working through problems I mi
by rgoulter 3y ago
Surely "to run the program from source, you need to know how to build/run it" applies to every language.
But I'm more comfortable working through problems I might encounter in languages I've worked with, than in languages I'm not familiar with.
I'd say Python is notorious, since you're probably going to hear about at least six or seven ways people are able to run things; so if you're not familiar with it, you're likely to do something wrong. -- e.g. elsewhere in this thread, you've pointed out that stuff should be run from a venv; that's something you have to know.
- roflyear 3y agoIt's true: some people like Docker for Python, some like venv, some like conda... some lose it entirely and install everything locally! (acting like I haven't done this at least once!)