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andrich.me
A bit more than a week ago, I posted this on Mastodon after I read several posts in a long thread on using UV for Python projects. Simon has created a blog post summing up and linking to the most significant posts in this long thread - uv under discussion on Mastodon. Now, a week later, I have to admit that I was wrong. I still stand with my opinion that the speed improvement is not crucial to me, but it is of course nice to have. |
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warmedal.se
Python Packaging Woes - Björn Wärmedal |
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iscinumpy.dev
Poetry provides a all in one solution to Python packaging. I want to focus on why I was quite hard on Poetry in my last post, specifically on its default version capping and solver quirks, and also a few other negative things. This is a followup to Should you have upper version bounds, which you should read before this post. |
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astrid.tech
More specifically, Ansible is homoiconic and has syntactic macros |
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