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Adding DevContainers to a Python Project

Adding DevContainers to a Python Project

If you're already using a Dockerfile to containerize your Python project, you're 90% of the way toward a seamless development experience using DevContainers, a feature of Visual Studio Code, which lets you define a repeatable, consistent development environment using Docker. This means zero "works on

How to Add a Dockerfile to Your uv Project

How to Add a Dockerfile to Your uv Project

A good Dockerfile is like a clean kitchen; you can step in, cook your app, and know exactly what’s going into the final product. For Python projects that use uv, adding a Dockerfile is straightforward, but a few best practices will make your image smaller, faster to build, and

Getting Started with FastAPI Using uv

Getting Started with FastAPI Using uv

FastAPI is one of the fastest-growing Python web frameworks, thanks to its speed, modern syntax, and ease of use. But when you combine FastAPI with uv for dependency management and Docker Compose watch for live reloading, you get a development workflow that’s both fast and frictionless. In this guide,

Python Linting

Linting is like a spell check for your code. It scans your files for common errors, formatting issues, and bad practices before they ever reach production. By enforcing consistent style and catching bugs early, linting tools help teams write cleaner, more maintainable code. When integrated into a build pipeline, linting

Python Project Setup with uv

Python Project Setup with uv

There are many different ways to get started with a Python project. You can create a new directory and use the python executable in your path, or you can use virtualenv to isolate your development environment from your default python environment. Then there are environment management tools, such as poetry,