Python is rather easy. python3 -m venv bla; . bla/bin/activate; pip install -r requirements.txt; ./command Of course badly written code is buggy and will requ

Python is rather easy. python3 -m venv bla; . bla/bin/activate; pip install -r requirements.txt; ./command Of course badly written code is buggy and will require bug fixing because it only works on the machine of the developer. I'm not sure this isn't true in other languages. I've seen go CLI utilities that were dynamically linking Gnome libraries and could not start without installing Gnome.