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Slight tangent I recently viewed tutorials on uv and ruff from Corey Schafer on youtube which were excellent Hope to make these tools part of my defaults Loo
by albert_e 10mo ago
Slight tangent
I recently viewed tutorials on uv and ruff from Corey Schafer on youtube which were excellent
Hope to make these tools part of my defaults
Look forward a similar overview by Corey on ty :)
Curious ..is there any backstory to these library names?
- japhyr 10mo agoI believe the've been looking for two-letter names that aren't already taken, and are easy to type. I think I heard that from one of the podcasts that Charlie Marsh was on.
- benrutter 10mo agoSource here for anyone interested[0]. From memory, Ruff was its own thing, (I think named after the bird?) since then they've tried to give projects short letter combinations for consistency and ease of typing (uv, ty, pyx) [0] https://talkpython.fm/episodes/download/520/pyx-the-other-side-of-the-uv-coin-announcing-pyx.mp3 https://talkpython.fm/episodes/download/520/pyx-the-other-si...
- zanie 10mo agoRuff wasn't named after the bird, we just think it's funny that Charlie didn't know it was a bird. He made up the word :)
- collinmanderson 10mo agoI've always assumed it was something like: ruff - "RUst Formatter". ty - "TYpe checker" uv - "Unified python packaging Versioner"? or "UniVersal python packaging"
- BiteCode_dev 10mo agoAlso note that R, U and T are one letter away to spell Rust.
- benrutter 10mo agoAh, thanks for demystifying!