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With `uv` you can even put a magic comment atop the script saying like, "Use this version of Python, use these dependencies" and uv will fault the runtime and d
by 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 1y ago
With `uv` you can even put a magic comment atop the script saying like, "Use this version of Python, use these dependencies" and uv will fault the runtime and deps into a cache folder before launching the script. 2025 might be the year of Python on the desktop
- unitexe 1y ago[dead]
- linkage 1y agoWhen Astral ships the ability to package your Python script + its dependencies in a single, statically linked executable, it's game over for everyone else.
- exceptione 1y agoBut don't tell the people they could have that right now, but performant and type safe.
- throwaway889900 1y agoHaving the thing is better than not having the thing, even if it's not the best version of the thing.
- exceptione 1y agoYes, but it is not without cost. The time poured on all the failed projects to make Python into what it fundamentally isn't is quite wasteful in my opinion. But people are free to do whatever they want with their own time.
- necovek 1y agoI actually prefer relying on a very comprehensive stdlib instead (i.e. prefer urllib2 over requests and similar).