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Why not just use Docker? It's been around for years now, is super battle tested, and user tooling continues to get easier. As a bonus, it works for not only py
by InitialBP 2y ago
Why not just use Docker?
It's been around for years now, is super battle tested, and user tooling continues to get easier. As a bonus, it works for not only python but other tooling as well.
- kemayo 2y agoDepends on which part the coworker needed. If it was passing around a reproducible environment, sure, Docker works. But if they needed "here's a thing I can double-click and it'll just work" then Docker has no real advantages.