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The single binary thing actually is covered for Python, it's just that almost nobody uses it because it's a huge amount of effort for what honestly is very little benefit (new enough Python can handle modules packed into ZIP files, which gets you the same 'copy this file and then run this command' functionality). Check out cx_freeze for the most used option.
Yea, everyone seems to be using Python for all scripting. Need for single binary would just make it easier to send it to some non-it work mates over Slack / Discord etc so they can get some simple automation things done with it too. (Like converting Excel to PDF and hurling it to server over FTP automatically or something similar)
Definetly will look closer into Python
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The single binary thing actually is covered for Python, it's just that almost nobody uses it because it's a huge amount of effort for what honestly is very little benefit (new enough Python can handle modules packed into ZIP files, which gets you the same 'copy this file and then run this command' functionality). Check out cx_freeze for the most used option.
Yea, everyone seems to be using Python for all scripting. Need for single binary would just make it easier to send it to some non-it work mates over Slack / Discord etc so they can get some simple automation things done with it too. (Like converting Excel to PDF and hurling it to server over FTP automatically or something similar)
Definetly will look closer into Python