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I regret after installing this

insert xkcd comic about charging standards.

Okay now i want to learn vim

My god, that’s a good sounding keyboard

I'm confused as to why you have to run sync after every package install. This will definitely be a pain point for developers who are used to having installed modules from the venv available immediately.

I kept forgetting the video was not testing mechanical keyboard instead it was a walkthrough for a complete Python project lifecycle from dev to packaging to release paired with ruff. Been using ruff for over a year. Will be trying it to migrate my python applications based on Django. Congrats on being part of Astral. Thanks for making this wonderful tool Armin 😊

Looks very promising!

Can there be "autosync" ? That way i dont have to type "rye sync" each and every time

Thank you for all the hard work. Helped me get up and running with django project in 2 mins after I sat for 4 hours trying to do it manually.

Wow so it's like cargo for python, fantastic

I've been using Pyenv for years now and all my projects as well as my entire global environment (~/.python-version) is managed by Pyenv. However your video makes me want to switch to Rye. Is there an easy way to migrate everything from pyenv to rye somehow?

what font does he use in the console?

awesome! familiar with the cargo like, if the "rye sync" can be automatic call by "rye run" will be nicer!!!

I'm looking to get rid of Poetry. It's been a PITA for the 35+ repos I have to manage. This just jumped to my #1 application to try. I also know of PDM, Hatch, uv, Conda, pipenv, Pixi and pip. Will do a Hackathon this quarter where I'll check all these out. Will hopefully not forget to post the results here.

He bungled the flask quickstart :D !

So it’s pyenv but written in Rust?

what keyboard do you use?

How this works in pair with docker? e.g. I want to use rye locally, but docker container wants requirements.txt, right?

Super exciting project! Thanks! PS. love your shell theme, how do I make mine look like yours?

We can’t hear you because of your keyboard.

Let's go ruby influence through rust

I have started using Rye since a couple days ago..the 1st day was rough coz I hadn't understand how to use it for my workflow (plenty of folders & projects scattered everywhere). Now I'm lovin it and a opportunity to tidy up my folders/projects structure..I can't imagine not using it! Also I like Rye approach compared to Cargo which is a bit too strict IMO. Amazing tool you've built here, appreciate it very much!

Another tool that replicates a tiny portion of Nix and renders itself obsolete from get going.

Hello Armin, thank you very much for the great video. However, I could not resist but ask you which keyboard and switches did you use in this video? I swear was watching this video and I shifted my attention for a second to reply a text, then the keyboard sound came on and I froze and shouted holy sh*t!

what's the difference between rye and uv?

1. du bist a viech, heast. 2. will you support uv? is it not kind of similar? 3. the scripts are cool, I use justfiles atm.

what keyboard are u using holy fk

does rye create executables as well?

Hi Armin, thanks for the informative video. Can you please tell me the name of this Firefox theme?

The second I heard the quality of his keycaps I knew this would be good.

Interesting. My first thought was that the shims work a bit like BusyBox. But I didn't know Cargo also did something similar under the hood, and it's the first time I hear about Volta too. Great video :)

A note on 31:20, I don't think trait methods override inherent methods. In fact it's the other way around, which can be confusing, that inherent methods resolve with priority if methods names clash.

In a couple of places you seem to have empty match blocks (ie, no branches at all) eg. line 321 visible at 8:44. I've been writing Rust for a couple of years and I don't think I've come across that. Is there a name for that approach? What purpose does it solve? To be warned if the function called starts to return something of interest? I've not used Python very activity for a while but rye seems like a blessing. Much respect for creating it and I'm glad you've found some help in maintaining it and moving it forwards.

Came here to listen to the keyboard sounds ^^

With all due respect, the question always comes to my mind: we use Ruff, a Rust-written Python linter, and Rye, also written in Rust, for Python version management. So, why do we still use Python? Should we just switch to Rust directly? :)

hI! what font are you using in your IDE

Legendary, this is gonna be the new norm for sure

Do NOT work at all!!! I use pyenv. Are there any issue(s) with this? ❯ which python /home/mic/.pyenv/shims/python

When you add a dependency does it also check for conflicts like poetry does?

It's all good and well bro, but you have to say what keeb, switches and caps you're using, cuz the sound is on fleek

Does rye implement anything to assist with non-python library dependancies? I think that's only remaining hurdle for python package managers as people still struggle with handling non-python dependancies needed by numpy, lxml etc.

I've been using poetry for quite some time and would say I really like it. What I like about your new project that is not considered in poetry is managing Python version, I've had some problem with that before. What I don't like which is minor thing that why venv is created in the project directory in poetry venv created in cache/venv/some_venv which quite handy, when venv created in project directory it just annoying to see in VS Code file tree. I also don't like the file .python-version I think we can manage python version pyproject.toml and get rid of the file. More file and more folder just create more confusions. I also don't like the fact we need to `rye sync` all time. If we got a video that compare similar projects with rye that would be nice. Thanks for the project

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

I love using rye!

Great project. Just looked at the Rust source code. You have put an immense amount of work into this - all credit to you!

rye is a cargo for python, what could be better? :)

So far this looks like what we all have been waiting for in python project management. before Rye it could be more than a big pain in the ***

Awesome. Hope this gets BIG.

I have a question. You have old mac with Python 2.7 but with newest openssl version that fits new versions of Python ? If it installed Python 3.12 on old machine, how it was done in context of that openssl dependency ?

Is it possible to place the virt. env. outside of the project folder? I like to keep them in the folder ~/.virtualenvs .