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No, I agree with the OP. If you want to install some interesting Ruby app or library you quickly find yourself installing all sorts of interdependent gems to ge
by mtts 14y ago
No, I agree with the OP. If you want to install some interesting Ruby app or library you quickly find yourself installing all sorts of interdependent gems to get it to work. This is, of course, a matter of YMMV, but I can see where he's coming from.
And with Python, BTW, it's a lot easier, probably because of all the batteries that are included.
- jasim 14y agoYes and no. A non trivial project will need multiple interdependent gems. But installing them simply is a matter of running 'bundle'.