Timely! I was just looking around for such a thing yesterday. Thanks.
On a related note, is there a wiki or site which collects blog posts on doing things in a language? Having a list of relevant (and community approved) posts generally in order of how a newcomer would encounter them for any language would be an amazing jump off point...
Great! Very straightforward. It was leaving out the --no-site-packages which was throwing me off..
I wanted to start doing some work on a web framework I'm interested in, so I'm guessing the best way is to create a virtualenv just for that framework, pull it in to the virtualenv packages folder from github, and then I'm set?
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Timely! I was just looking around for such a thing yesterday. Thanks.
On a related note, is there a wiki or site which collects blog posts on doing things in a language? Having a list of relevant (and community approved) posts generally in order of how a newcomer would encounter them for any language would be an amazing jump off point...
Here is another good comparison post between Ruby and Python packaging: http://gillesfabio.com/blog/2011/03/01/rvm-for-pythonistas-v...
Great! Very straightforward. It was leaving out the --no-site-packages which was throwing me off..
I wanted to start doing some work on a web framework I'm interested in, so I'm guessing the best way is to create a virtualenv just for that framework, pull it in to the virtualenv packages folder from github, and then I'm set?