State of standardized lock files: December 2023
Back in October, I released mousebender 2023.2. The biggest change was adding support for PEP 714 (which unless you're running a package index you don't need to know
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Introducing basicenum
In the summer of 2022, my partner was taking her machine learning course as part of UBC's Key Capabilities in Data Science certificate. I was Andrea's on-call tutor for
Announcing microvenv 2023.5
In my blog post explaining how virtual environments work, I announced my project called microvenv. At the time, my only goal was to create a package which could create virtual environments in a
State of standardized lock files for Python: August 2023
Since people seemed to like my June 2023 post on the state of WASI support for CPython, I thought I would do one for another one of my other long-gestating projects: coming up
Differentiating between writing down dependencies to use packages and for packages themselves
When my teammate Courtney evaluated various workflow tools for Python development to see how pip + venv compared, she came back with a recommendation on using pip's requirements files as a way