On Thursday, November 14, 2013 1:01:33 AM UTC-8, Ryan Spangler wrote:
>
> I've also used Python extensively (and we still have some projects in it), 
> but there is a lot of complexity in just dealing with the environments and 
> dependencies (virtualenv is a standard practice now?)  Once people have 
> lein installed, they can download one of our Clojure projects and we know 
> everyone is using the same version of everything without any hassle.  It 
> just works.  
>

I find virtualenv/pip much easier to use than lein. The search feature in 
lein is unusable, and having to edit a file to pull in dependencies is 
awkward. I'd love to have something as easy as pip for clojure.

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