Hey thanks, this is great. I have a simple py script I am trying to deploy to small team that does some web scraping and slicing/dicing of data from internal r

Hey thanks, this is great. I have a simple py script I am trying to deploy to small team that does some web scraping and slicing/dicing of data from internal repositories. I had been starting to learn PyQT but it was really overkill for what I needed to do, which was a simple menu of options and input/output file selection. A lot of HN devs don't realize this truth about working in industries that have not historically been software-focused: It’s a brutal reality, but if you’re the sole person in your group who’s figured out enough to: Install Python, and use it to run command line scripts, Run Cygwin or the Linux Subsystem for Windows on your work Windows machine, Get your hands on a Linux machine/VM for writing scripts, …then you’re probably the most experienced software engineer in your group. If your coworkers aren’t software engineers, it’s a huge lift to get all of your coworkers to understand command lines, Unix systems, and virtual machines.