I'm a complete outsider to the python ecosystem, from time to time I need to write a script or use a popular python library like pygments and I used to hate having to do anything with python because of how difficult it seemed to install anything (cognitive overload of having 20 different ways to install things...).
Anyway, recently I discovered miniconda and it seems like the best, most unambiguous way to install python. It is small (in rel terms...), it works like a charm on Windows, and I can just do something run a single command like `conda install pygments` and I'm all set!
Just not sure why I would ever need to look into something like poetry, although I heard conda and poetry can complement each other somehow? (as do pip, easy_install or whatever is called and all the others haha :-p).
Anyway, recently I discovered miniconda and it seems like the best, most unambiguous way to install python. It is small (in rel terms...), it works like a charm on Windows, and I can just do something run a single command like `conda install pygments` and I'm all set!
Just not sure why I would ever need to look into something like poetry, although I heard conda and poetry can complement each other somehow? (as do pip, easy_install or whatever is called and all the others haha :-p).