uv for Python is a package and project manager. It provides a single tool to replace multiple others like pip, venv, pip-tools, pyenv and other stuff. Using uv is straightforward:
uv run myscript.py
And you're done. Uv takes care of the dependencies (specified as a comment at the beginning of the py file), the environment, even the Python version you need. It's really a no-bullshit approach to Python development.
I dream of something like that for C++. No more drama with cmake, compiler versions not being available on my OS, missing dependencies, the quest for libstdc++/glibc being to old on Linux that I never fully understood...
I'm a simple man, let me dream big ðŸ˜
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