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UID:pretalx-pycon-portugal-2025-UJJX3N@pretalx.evolutio.pt
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DESCRIPTION:In 2023\, I talked about my approach to setup reliable python p
 rojects\, using tools to manage dependencies robustly and level up the tea
 m's code automatically. Since then\, new tools have come out and my prefer
 ences have changed a bit:\n\n- Package manger: uv (previously: poetry)\n- 
 Python manager: uv (previously: pyenv)\n- Python binaries manager: uv (pre
 viously: pipx)\n- Formatter: ruff + reorder-python-imports (previously: bl
 ack + isort)\n- Linter: ruff\n- Tester: pytest\n\nI still find it importan
 t to centralize your configurations and assure consistent behavior across 
 CLIs\, IDEs\, CI/CDs\, etc. I keep storing all configurations in `pyprojec
 t.toml` and setup a script that calls these tools (usually `pre-commit`).\
 n\nResults: \n- configure once\, get helpful checks forever\n- improve wor
 kflow for all team members\, present and future\n- deploy projects determi
 nistically with little surprises\n- consistent behavior across different e
 nvironments
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LOCATION:Auditorium
SUMMARY:Tools to setup great Python projects: 2025 update - Duarte Pompeu
URL:https://pretalx.evolutio.pt/pycon-portugal-2025/talk/UJJX3N/
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