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by jimwalsh
2972 days ago
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Homebrew installing Python and installing virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper makes life easy. All of these methods people are listing that requiring me to do more than manage one file (requirements.txt) is sort of missing the point. I get that a lot of Node developers are coming to Python to do things, and that's great. But the environments don't need the exact same tools. pipenv seems to fix a problem I never encounter with pip/virtualenv during daily development work. |
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