Awesome, one more tool to master. Wasn't enough with pip, pipx, pipbla blatry etc. Super. The great thing about standards is there are so many to choose from!
I prefer putting the .venv folder in a separate directory (on Linux: ~/.virtualenvs). Can we tell uv to behave like this? I store my projects in Dropbox and I don't want to litter it with huge virt. environments. If it's possible, I would switch from poetry.
How do you create a new project that I can put on github and have others then install using uv run? I'm trying to switch from pipx to uv for distributing apps.
getting erro "'uv' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. " but I have already installed uv. I am using windows
It's the successor to rye, sort of. Rye always used uv under the covers for virtual env management, but over time uv grew a lot more of rye's features and eventually went beyond it in most areas. Rye is now maintained by the uv team, and they recommend using uv at least for any new projects.
👍 I like your videos, will you cover GUI using AI options❓ like ---- PC GUI using AI's, Web using AI's --- Windows GUI and apps as a tool 👍 Also cover projects to duplicate OpenAI 01 (strawberry)
Thanks for sharing, this is really cool! Going to use this from now on.
i was looking for vids on using pyenv... well hello, uv :)
Awesome, one more tool to master. Wasn't enough with pip, pipx, pipbla blatry etc. Super. The great thing about standards is there are so many to choose from!
Or alternatively, now you only have to master one tool.
I'm not sure how to check for outdated packages with uv?
How do you do a rootless docker multistage build using uv? Preferably zero CVE with something like chain guard wolfi. Can't get it to work.
what if you are already using pyenv, how to replace with uv?
--add script is also amazing!
I prefer putting the .venv folder in a separate directory (on Linux: ~/.virtualenvs). Can we tell uv to behave like this? I store my projects in Dropbox and I don't want to litter it with huge virt. environments. If it's possible, I would switch from poetry.
How do you create a new project that I can put on github and have others then install using uv run? I'm trying to switch from pipx to uv for distributing apps.
You'd need to publish it to a registry (most likely you'd want to use pypi). docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/publish/
uv does not have a built-in command to list all virtual environments. Unlike Conda that provide commands like 'conda env list'.
nice. another tool rye from same developer.. on top of uv also good
getting erro "'uv' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file. " but I have already installed uv. I am using windows
I guessing its not on the path.
Don't use windows first of all ...
wow.. would make code much easier to transfer and mobile..
Something like rye, isn't it? For python I prefer things written in python.
It's the successor to rye, sort of. Rye always used uv under the covers for virtual env management, but over time uv grew a lot more of rye's features and eventually went beyond it in most areas. Rye is now maintained by the uv team, and they recommend using uv at least for any new projects.
👍 I like your videos, will you cover GUI using AI options❓
like ---- PC GUI using AI's, Web using AI's --- Windows GUI and apps as a tool 👍
Also cover projects to duplicate OpenAI 01 (strawberry)
--with [module_name] => amazing!
your keystrokes sound like drum taps.
and they made fun of npm and yarn...