> I'm Lua fanboy, but I've to admit, that I'm missing clean deployments and upgrades with virtualenv and pypi available in Pyhton. I've never had any issue so far, am I being just lucky bastard? It has been like that for many years already.
There's a few python libraries out there which just crash the entire stack, like Python-Mysql (or was it PyMysql, or one of the other very similarly named libraries?). And I might be biased, but talking to a mysql-db shouldn't be hard.
>On the other hand, I've honest to maintain one Redmine instance (which is written in Ruby) and this is real nightmare for me. Each time I've to upgrade, I've to drink a lot day or two in advance :-)
I rather mean tools like rake as a task-runner, guard, rubocop, thor as a templating system, rspec, chef as config management, kitchen, food-critic, sinatra for easy web services. It's a whole bunch of stable tools and tooling libraries (and they are integrating with each other).
There's a few python libraries out there which just crash the entire stack, like Python-Mysql (or was it PyMysql, or one of the other very similarly named libraries?). And I might be biased, but talking to a mysql-db shouldn't be hard.
>On the other hand, I've honest to maintain one Redmine instance (which is written in Ruby) and this is real nightmare for me. Each time I've to upgrade, I've to drink a lot day or two in advance :-)
I rather mean tools like rake as a task-runner, guard, rubocop, thor as a templating system, rspec, chef as config management, kitchen, food-critic, sinatra for easy web services. It's a whole bunch of stable tools and tooling libraries (and they are integrating with each other).