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by BiteCode_dev
1377 days ago
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It's just a comic, it doesn't have to be accurate, and I think it delivers the message. Besides, "you understand how a venv works" is not that simple. - if you use anaconda, do you use conda env or something else? This will have huge consequences on the availability of packages and modes of failure. - do you use virtualenv or poetry? In that case, how do you install them? How do you run them? The answer to this will change depending of your OS. - do you use homebrew or pyenv? Then you env may just break on you one month later, will you be able to fix it? - do you use venv? In that case do you know about the "py" command ? Do you know about "-m"? Do you know which packages to install on linux so that it's available? Last week I was playing with a telegram bot with a friend of mind. I asked why he didn't use a venv. He told me he could never remember how it worked. He has been running very lucrative a django site for 10 years. |
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