> This statement makes no sense. First off, those are three separate tools, which do entirely different things.
They are all various attempts at solving the same fundamental problem, which I broadly referred to as containerization (dependency isolation between applications). I avoided using the term "virtual environment" because I was not referring to venv exclusively.
They are all various attempts at solving the same fundamental problem, which I broadly referred to as containerization (dependency isolation between applications). I avoided using the term "virtual environment" because I was not referring to venv exclusively.