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Pipfile and Pipenv : the future of Python dependencies management

Yes, I hear you. pip is a great tool and has been around for quite a long time. But for 3 years or so, people (contributors) have been looking for a way to enhance our packages management experience. Think about the superpowers of a npm (or better, yarn) in your favorite tool.

What they propose is (more or less) a replacement for the age-old requirements.txt file : the Pipfile.

How I learn to stop worrying and love pip (again)

The new Pipfile differs from the old-style requirements file is several ways :

• It uses TOML syntax to allow more configuration;

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