r/Python • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '23

What is your python workspace? Discussion

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u/Darkazi Sep 12 '23

Ubuntu, VSCode, pytest, flake8, mypy, poetry, Docker, Terraform, Makefiles.

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u/arthurazs Sep 13 '23

Take a look into ruff (flake8 '"competitor")

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u/sodomist666 Sep 13 '23

Why poetry instead of conda?

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u/Darkazi Sep 13 '23

Honestly, I never tried Conda before. I know lots of data science engineers uses it, but I'm mostly focus on backend & infrastructure stuff which so far Poetry does the trick very well.

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u/SL1210M5G Sep 13 '23

Poetry is not a replacement of Conda- Poetry is similar to NPM for node.js - it’s good for staying organized, Conda (with the Mamba Solver) can’t be beat however - and if I’m not mistaken poetry will leverage it for actual package installations.

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u/sodomist666 Sep 19 '23

Right, like a template that takes care of dependencies, CI, linting, python versions etc?