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All that complexity, for what?
by harha_ 2y ago
All that complexity, for what?
- PufPufPuf 2y agoHaving to manage Python / Ruby / Node etc. versions by hand is less complex?
- gavmor 2y agoFor me, this competes with asdf. Otherwise, it would compete with eg nvm, rvm. I haven't managed versions "by hand" for over a decade.
- halostatue 2y agomise is asdf written with security and performance in mind (I believe it started with performance, but has become much more obsessed – in a very good way — about security).
- harha_ 2y agoWell I'm tired of all this bullshit anyways. I don't want to manage multiple versions of the same language on my system in the first place, but I guess it's useful for those who need it.