Clean New Projects with venv - Virtual Environments

In this video we learn how to properly create new Python projects with virtual environments and venv.
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[@proterotype]

Virtual environments are just starting to become clear to me. Thanks for helping solidify it even more

[@kcmichaelm]

This was a very helpful and clear video. I don't know why venv was so complicated to me previously.

[@NeuralNine]

Glad it helped!

[@sherlynhuso4363]

I was having problems with some dependencies, thank you very much for the super clear and concise video !

[@cmrncrick]

I learn so much from each and every video you put out. Thank you for such great content!!!

[@chill__guy-r2f]

As a junior engineer, I have always thought virtual environments were unnecessary noise, I just recently realised how important they are.

[@kishore2137]

really help full thanks

[@anirbellahcen5551]

Thank you for your precise and informative contents. Just please try to zoom in a bit your terminal next time so the commands can be more clear. Thank you again.

[@TheTomorrowDream]

Very well explained, thanks!

[@khandoor7228]

Love your channel bro!

[@zulucharlie5244]

Your channel is a wealth of extremely useful and clearly presented information. Thank you very much.

[@mrwilson2465]

Bonus info: from Python 3.9 it'll be nice to supplement the virtual environment creation with the optional argument `--upgrade-deps` as it'll update pip setuptools to the latest version in PyPI. It would be: `python3 -m venv .venv --upgrade-deps`

[@FishKungfu]

Great helpful video!

[@sularaperera2719]

Awesome thanks. Btw is docker is the way to go? Can you pls show us ? Thanks heaps 😊

[@ingokaminski935]

You have also a video about poetry... What would you use? Poetry or venv? Thanks.

[@zulfugarabdullayev1977]

Very useful video, thank you very much!

[@mitchhudsonmusic]

Great tutorial! Thanks!

[@maxs.8146]

Great explanation on how to create a virtual environment. I am wondering where the advantages or disadvantages are of using conda

[@johnsonofjohn1678]

Excellent. Thanks!

[@fredrikbergquist5734]

I have tried to send requirements.txt to a friend but one install breaks when running it. I think it is because his main ubuntu python version doesn’t match my main ubuntu python version. What do you think of this? When he tried to change this main python version his desktop stopped working and then when rebooted it hung on the start of the desktop.

[@my_yt_]

Windows 10 (Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted) then I ran Scripts/activate from a test folder on the Windows Desktop test folder I manually created. I ran this in an instance of Administrator: Windows Powershell. Then, Golden.

[@maciekcieslik8433]

great video!

[@yashjha7152]

Very informative! How is Pop OS btw?

[@mikejohnston9113]

great tutorial. Thanks

[@luxecutor]

N00b question, but would I clone the project to the .venv folder or the 'Project1' folder than .venv is in?

[@elatedbento]

Great content as usual! Do you mind sharing the wallpaper, pls?

[@NeuralNine]

It's a default Pop!_OS wallpaper

[@scharif]

Do you commit the Virtual environment folder to Github? that sounds weird. Could you explain how you deal with that please? Do you have to remember to put it in the gitignore? isnt there a better way?

[@djalalmaster1018]

Very informative video, but still have a question? If you want to work with a previously created virtual environment in a new project, how to make that if you're using a text editor

[@ddjazz]

In your new project folder python3 -m venv .venv and activate it , then install the requirements.txt from your previous project as shown in the video

[@djalalmaster1018]

@@ddjazz yeah that's it, thank u sm

[@CanDoSo_org]

Thanks. Could you please explain a little more on how to set virtual python environment in Rstudio?

[@damadorpl]

venv for binaries / packages and env for env constants / keys etc

[@abdulwaleedjulaid5491]

Please zoom your work not to see

[@henrischomäcker]

I am sorry, but I am almost in a rage now... This is the fourth video I watched now while the last hour and all were completely useless. Why do you all wanna was our time? - And now? Now I have kind of second /usr/lib/python/dist-packages dir. - And how should my project1.py program file in my Project1 project directory use it? If I start my program like ./project1.py my OS python installation with it's libraries is still used. Not one word about how to use the new .venv. I just wasted one hour of watching your's and your colleague's videos not mentioning how to use and not administer a venv. One thumb down.

[@xx8031]

"11"! - america is showing what it is!

[@entrprnrtim]

"source .venv/bin/activate" Doesn't work on Windows. Any suggestions?

[@entrprnrtim]

If you're on Windows and having trouble activating your virtual environment. The user account you're using may be restricted from running scripts on the desktop. Here's the code that solved it for me: Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted From there, you can pick up with "Scripts\activate" command next.

[@Jucidful]

I guess you've already found the solution, but it could be useful to other people : .venv\Script\activate.bat This is the way to activate virtual environment on Windows CMD

[@-Barny]

Guys, help me pls: (.venv) (.venv) barny-1111-11111% deactivate (.venv) barny-1111-11111% deactivate (.venv) barny-1111-11111% deactivate zsh: command not found: deactivate What is the problem? Why do i see that second vevn when im not under the venv? How can i remove it?