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Python replacements for RVM/Bundler/Capistrano

I'm just moving over from Ruby/Rails development to Python/Django and i'm trying to find the best replacements for RVM/Bundler/Capistrano but it seems to be a total mess?

I've found these so far:

  • pythonbrew
  • virtualenv
  • envwrapper

  • pip

  • easyinstall
  • setuptools

For capistrano I've found Fabric which seems to fit fairly well?

I've found some articles describing how to set up virtualenv/pip/fabric but it seems everyone is moving over to pythonbrew? Which ones should i pick? Also it seems pip/virtualenv is integrated fairly well but if pythonbrew is a better choice?

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Andreas Avatar asked Jun 21 '11 08:06

Andreas


2 Answers

I have used pip/virtualenv/fabric extensively and am happy with it. You can't go wrong with this choice.

I haven't used pythonbrew however, so I can't do any relative comparison.

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lprsd Avatar answered Oct 28 '22 12:10

lprsd


pip is 'the' tool for Python packages, replacing easy_install. Most people are using virtualenv for multiple python environments.

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jemeshsu Avatar answered Oct 28 '22 11:10

jemeshsu