A modern Python project workflow template built with uv, pre-commit, Pyright, Docker, and GitHub Actions. This setup ensures consistent environments, automated checks, and streamlined CI/CD, making it easy to start new projects with best practices baked in.

My Python uv Workflow

Deciding between Expo React Native and Flutter Web comes down to project needs. For apps with web requirements, Expo + React Native Web offers stronger compatibility. For mobile-only projects, Flutter remains a powerful choice with excellent performance and UI capabilities.

Cross-Platform Strategy: Expo React Native When Web Is Needed, Flutter for Mobile-Only Projects

Polars significantly outperforms Pandas in creating DataFrames, with 3-5x speedup.

Polars vs Pandas: Which is Faster at Creating DataFrames?

Simplify Python development with uv, a Rust-based tool for environment management, virtual environments, and package handling.

Explore Python Development with the New Tool: uv’s All-in-One Environment and Package Management Solution


A step-by-step guide on how to efficiently manage Python projects using Ruff for linting, Poetry for dependency management, and Docker for containerization.

Getting Started: Efficient Project Management with Python, Ruff, Poetry, and Docker

Move WSL files to a different hard drive for better storage management or performance optimization.

Move the WSL files to another hard drive

This repository preserves the full commit history from a previous project, ensuring continuity and traceability of all past contributions and changes.

Retain past commit log history in a new GitHub repository

Using .gitkeep to track empty directories in Git is a clearer and simpler convention than using .gitignore, ensuring that the intention to keep the directory is explicit.

Understanding .gitkeep and .gitignore: Tracking Empty Directories in Git

Install Ubuntu 22.04.3 on Windows using WSL and set up Miniconda in Linux.

Installing Linux (Ubuntu 22.04.3) on Windows Using WSL and Miniconda in Linux

macOS Terminal：iTerm2, oh-my-zsh, & Powerlevel10k

Exploring Efficient Open Source Contribution Processes: Integrating Tools to Enhance Development Efficiency

Dynamically create sitemap.xml in Next.js

test-dynamic-sitemap

Briefly learn about the open source license, and apply the license to your source code uploaded on github 🙂

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