M2 Mac python installation the right way

Install python and manage multiple python environments like a pro.
Code snippets to copy/paste:
github.com/DanilZherebtsov/py...
#python #pyenv #virtualenv #virtualenvironment #coding #macOS #m2macbookair #m2macbookpro

[@giftibe5268]

loved how you touched on other aspects. well rounded

[@lifecrunch]

Thanks!

[@garytouet]

Big thumbs up, really liked the pace and clarity! Thanks!

[@lifecrunch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@giovanaferryville]

Thank you for this valuable video!!!

[@lifecrunch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@knakajim3282]

Thanks for the video, but I don't know which last video you're referring to or which this builds upon...

[@lifecrunch]

It’s this one: th-cam.com/video/yVZg547GiYg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=m22U5QUV1sBNOGGD

[@evansdoe]

Thanks for the video. Any reason why you do not use poetry?

[@lifecrunch]

I switched from venv to pyenv about a year ago and never looked back. I guess it was the first alternative that caught my attention and I never really considered poetry. Any advantages that you can point out?

[@thibaultoffroad]

Great video. Where did you find the zshrc config?

[@lifecrunch]

it's in your home directory: Macintosh HD/Users/

[@Arthurjshurley]

What version comes with new MacBooks? 3.11?

[@lifecrunch]

mine (2023) came with 3.10.12

[@nikitazhuchkov9815]

Danil, could you please explain commands entered to .zshrc?

[@lifecrunch]

“export” command sets the environment variable on the left side of the assignment to the value on the right side. That means that for example
export PYENV_ROOT=“$HOME/.pyenv”
creates the PYENV_ROOT variable in the CLI environment each time the terminal is launched. This variable points to the location of where pyenv is installed which is in your home directory under the hidden subdirectory (.pyenv).
This allows pyenv, when called from the command line, to find all your python environments configurations when you are using any of the pyenv commands.

[@QuickTipsTV-hk8xt]

If People like yourself would teach, world would be a much better place! Have you considered creating courses?

[@lifecrunch]

Thanks. I have. Hope to make time for a course some day)

[@yolomc2]

1:09 "readline" instead "deadline"........ "zlib" instead "lib" y'all !! 😁

[@lifecrunch]

Good catch 😁

[@rajsala3026]

I like Matplotlib - because it's visualize visualize visualize

[@lifecrunch]

Matplotlib is the king. Have you tried plotly to make your graphs interactive?

[@rajsala3026]

@@lifecrunch yes, always I can do. And also I try another libraries

[@adamsalehbenkhalifa]

It's Matplotlib for me!!

[@lifecrunch]

Matplotlib in combination with Seaborn makes it so much better