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There's nothing to learn. Get Claude code to install uv into your devshell and cut over your requirements. 5 minutes.
AI? :vomit_emoji:
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AI? :vomit_emoji:
Not being comfortable with AI isn't a valid reason for being intimidated by new tech. At this point any developer should be able to write a command line simple tool using a language that's brand new to them in a couple of hours. Simply using a new tool for the first time is trivial. Don't get left behind.
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Can you elaborate bit what is the problem here? Is it shape of the characters or something else?
Amazing. If you need to ask this question I am guessing you have spent too long with Python . No other language uses this underscore madness for special methods or otherwise. Because it’s just , I don’t know a more appropriate word for it , stupid.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
so it settled on having this syntax for similar cases using "Symbol":
class Foo { *[Symbol.iterator]() { yield 1; yield 2; yield 3; } }
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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If you use uv you are using virtual environments . You're merely being shielded from a few minutes worth of education about how they work ( https://chriswarrick.com/blog/2018/09/04/python-virtual-envi... ).
For some reason copying a venv directory causes problems with internal links. Fun all around.
- all generated console scripts hardcode the path to python during creation for the shebang
- some of the binaries generated by install processes can link to absolute paths in the venv
Conda does quite a bit of work under the hood to reduce disk space and ran into related issues described here: https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/stable/dev-guide/dee...
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Here's the thing: there has never been a lack of people who have declared this problem as solved in the 20 or so years since Python started Poking its way into my professional life. (And for about 12-13 years before that I could gladly ignore it since nobody did much of anything in it). People have said this since the days of the Blackberry. Multiple times people have explained why they think whatever they are madly…
I would take a look at uv adoption. That's what makes it different. It nails everything that all the other tools have done and it does it fast. So it's been what people have been using for a while now. Even poetry never seemed to get this ubiquitous of support.
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Not being comfortable with AI isn't a valid reason for being intimidated by new tech. At this point any developer should be able to write a command line simple tool using a language that's brand new to them in a couple of hours. Simply using a new tool for the first time is trivial. Don't get left behind.
I'd rather work in a different field than be forced to use a LLM or vibe code all day.