Pyinstaller with Virtual Environments (venv)

[@Daniyolka]

Perfect video, thank you so much. I got lots of packages installed so my graduation_project.exe was 144MB, with your venv help I made it to 24 MB. You're awesome!

[@coderslegacy5661]

Glad to hear that!

[@slashot5887]

I love you! You saved my life with this video! I hope all your dreams come true and all the women in the world will crave you!!!!!

[@parassingh1936]

I was trying the same thing since last 56 hours, but the problem was versions of libraries Love you

[@alexandervartolomei385]

So with auto-py-to-exe you can implement venv to your exe too?

[@fernandapachla9700]

Thank you, really. You're awesome

[@MadhavMishra-is9gb]

11:48 the title of the video

[@evankim2158]

Max thumbs up to an excellent video. thanks

[@RoderickVellaCesare]

Auto-Py-To-Exe makes your life easier

[@WilkenPerez]

Yeah, but, it just initialize... didn't work for me... :(

[@ramshadabdulraheem2813]

Thanks bro.. reduced 700 mb to 48 mb

[@anthonyroseiro]

Very helpfull

[@wildgoose4179]

"venv tutorial" did nothing

[@meteo40]

like it 😀

[@wildgoose4179]

This is so annoying. Every video is like this: SyntaxError: invalid syntax >>> -m venv tutorial2 File "", line 1 -m venv tutorial2 ^^^^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax >>>

[@coderslegacy5661]

Looks like you are executing these commands in the python interpreter. Turn it off first, then run the following command: python -m venv tutorial