I wonder what I need all these tools like Pipenv poetry pyenv and whatever other abstraction there is when I can use Docker to perfectly isolate all dependencies including OS packages?
I'm currently working on a complex business-heavy application where we apply DDD and other "enterprise application patterns". Most of the negative aspects in the article I see proven during my daily work (like…
I'm in a similar situation (3 different workstations that should have the same config) and tried to solve it with all major config management solutions (Ansible, Puppet, Saltstack) and also tried using a Bash script.…
I wonder what I need all these tools like Pipenv poetry pyenv and whatever other abstraction there is when I can use Docker to perfectly isolate all dependencies including OS packages?
I'm currently working on a complex business-heavy application where we apply DDD and other "enterprise application patterns". Most of the negative aspects in the article I see proven during my daily work (like…
I'm in a similar situation (3 different workstations that should have the same config) and tried to solve it with all major config management solutions (Ansible, Puppet, Saltstack) and also tried using a Bash script.…