Making My Own Python Linter: Pyleft
I have a weird gripe with Pyright, arguably one of the most widely used type checkers in the Python ecosystem, so I decided to make my own.
Introducing Pyleft.
I have a weird gripe with Pyright, arguably one of the most widely used type checkers in the Python ecosystem, so I decided to make my own.
Introducing Pyleft.
OCI is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, which is Oracle’s cloud. Roughly the same idea as AWS or GCP, with different names for everything.
Most of my infra work on it started as clicking around in the console until something worked. That is fine once. It is not fine the fourth time, when you cannot remember which of the six things you changed was the one that mattered.
Python used to come with this annoying warm-up ritual: make a venv, install stuff, discover something conflicts, and then somehow it works on this machine but not the next one. uv basically removed that entire category of pain. It makes Python feel fast, predictable, and honestly more serious as a day-to-day dev tool.