Python, Working with VirtualEnvironments
Posts in the series
- Part 1, Zsh & Vim configuration:
- Part 2 — Python,Working with VirtualEnvironments
Table of contents
- Pyenv and Virtualenv plugin: Why use virtual environments at all?
- Managing virtual environments requirements with pip-tools
- Pyenv and Virtualenv plugin: Why use virtual environments at all?
First thing first why would you want to work withing virtual environments?, why not just install everything on the system installation of Python?.
There are several reasons for that, the arguably the most important ones are dependency management and project isolation, by creating a new environment from scratch for each single project you can install only the dependencies you actually need without…
This will be a 2 part series in which we will setup a development environment for Python done 100% in the shell terminal using zsh and vim for the IDE, and pyenv with pip-tools for managing virtual environments for your projects.
Posts in the series
- Part 1, Zsh & Vim configuration
- Part 2 — Python,Working with VirtualEnvironments
Table of contents
- Preliminaries: Linux distro, why use the shell instead on an IDE?
- The shell: Installing and Configuring Zsh, Oh-My-Zsh and Powerlevel10k
- The text Editor: Vim and plugins for python dev
- Preliminaries: Linux distro, why use the terminal instead on an IDE?
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Ennio Maldonado
Ennio is a curiosity driven and taco’s eating engineer. Originally from mexico and currently living in sunny Barcelona, he enjoys science and technology.
