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Re:How Python virtual environments work by swyx on Monday March 13, 2023 @01:19PM (#35138971)
also there's like 3 different flavors of virtual env now and me being 8 years out of date with my python skillz i have no idea what the current SOTA is with python venv tooling :/

i dont need them demystified, i need someone smarter than me to just tell me what to do lol

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Re:How Python virtual environments work by dwringer on Monday March 13, 2023 @01:40PM (#35139381)
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Re:How Python virtual environments work by billforsternz on Monday March 13, 2023 @04:31PM (#35142089)
The problem with software development in 2023 in a nutshell, well played sir.
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Re:How Python virtual environments work by gosukiwi on Monday March 13, 2023 @01:37PM (#35139322)
It also makes it very hard for new devs willing to learn Python. Coming from Ruby and JavaScript, you just use bundler or npm, but Python is so strange, even the way it runs files is different, with the module thing.
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Re:How Python virtual environments work by ollien on Monday March 13, 2023 @01:24PM (#35139071)
The reality is that if you ask 3 different people you're going to get 3 different answers. They're fundamentally the same, just a matter of package management. As far as I'm aware, the current "SOTA" is Poetry. I liked Pipenv for quite some time, but Poetry is just so much faster IME.
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Re:How Python virtual environments work by hot_gril on Monday March 13, 2023 @06:42PM (#35144154)
> i dont need them demystified, i need someone smarter than me to just tell me what to do lol

Dockerfile ;)

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