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It's definitely unique, but the "out of the box" experience is suffering for it in my opinion. I actually recently had to fix something small in a Python proje
by flessner 2y ago
It's definitely unique, but the "out of the box" experience is suffering for it in my opinion.
I actually recently had to fix something small in a Python project, pip refused to work because of homebrew, homebrew didn't have the dependencies and directed me to pipx, pipx finally worked - It was a strange experience.
And for the record NPM mostly has a bad reputation because of its past... nowadays it's perfectly usable and can lock dependencies and node version "out of the box".
- mrweasel 2y ago> It's definitely unique, but the "out of the box" experience is suffering for it The tooling that ships with Python could be much better, I'd agree with that. You can go pretty far with venv and pip, but just the python3 -mvenv .venv isn't exactly a great example of user friendliness at work.