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I like PDM, personally. It's like Poetry, but feels a bit more ergonomic, supports a means of storing deps other than virtualenvs (a rejected PEP submission tha

I like PDM, personally. It's like Poetry, but feels a bit more ergonomic, supports a means of storing deps other than virtualenvs (a rejected PEP submission that basically works like node_modules), and never did that BS Poetry did where it failed peoples' builds until they upgraded or w/e Perfunctory note: Python is garbage, in part because of its "devops". Also, the ecosystem seems like it's full of trash coding standards. Also, it's slow. I can't believe we are all continuing to use it :smiley_tear:

jzombie 3y ago
I originally wasn't a huge fan of Python myself; avoided it for a number of years as much as possible, but have really grown into it lately as I've been doing experimentations in ML. Have since started using it for other projects basically to just get more familiar with it; and also to take myself rather less seriously and just try to keep things as simple as possible.