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

[@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`

[@cmrncrick]

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

[@its_me_tabs]

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

[@TheTomorrowDream]

Very well explained, thanks!

[@sherlynhuso4363]

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

[@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.

[@zulucharlie5244]

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

[@kishore2137]

really help full thanks

[@khandoor7228]

Love your channel bro!

[@FishKungfu]

Great helpful video!

[@maxs.8146]

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

[@ingokaminski935]

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

[@CanDoSo_org]

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

[@zulfugarabdullayev1977]

Very useful video, thank you very much!

[@luxecutor]

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

[@mitchhudsonmusic]

Great tutorial! Thanks!

[@johnsonofjohn1678]

Excellent. Thanks!

[@elatedbento]

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

[@NeuralNine]

It's a default Pop!_OS wallpaper

[@sularaperera2719]

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

[@damadorpl]

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

[@maciekcieslik8433]

great video!

[@mikejohnston9113]

great tutorial. Thanks

[@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

[@yashjha7152]

Very informative! How is Pop OS btw?

[@abdulwaleedjulaid5491]

Please zoom your work not to see

[@henrischomacker6097]

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?