@abhijeet800
Your shirt confused me more than python
@xaphon_683
Me: watching how to install python Python Programmer: let's play the ukulele
@Lazdinger
“If you’re about to install Python for the first time, you’re almost certainly, gonna do it wrong.” This man understand me.
@8aravindk
The ukelele tutorial really helped with my ADHD, this is probably the first time in my YouTube history I watched a YouTube video without tuning out and rewinding. Please consider keeping it if you haven't already. Thanks
@brianhauk5965
Thank you so much for sharing this. I've been developing command line, desktop and web software over years on Linux and Windows, and have been thinking about which machine learning/ IoT project to launch into next, but have paused this development knowing python and library versioning issues could create more grief than I'm ready to deal with. Your tutorial on virtual python environments may be a game changer for me, as now I can continue development without these roadblocks derailing my efforts!
@albertgarcialopez6351
Came here for ukelele lessons and now I'm a software engineer somehow
@WillGuesdon
Learned it the hard way. Cloud based solutions are also good for this. Anaconda offer the possibility of setting up multiple environments as well.
@jessonpagaduan03
Taking your Python course in Udemy is a good decision I made toward learning data science. Thank you for sharing your passion to teach and inspiring people like myself to learn computational thinking and Python.
@hakonmoen3438
FINNALLY!! not just another super technical "introduction" striped of high level illustration of what the topic is about. thank you for keeping it dumbed down for a set amount of time before introducing abbreviations after abbreviations
@harpreetgaur1
OH MY GOD!!! I WAS JUST INSTALLING PYTHON AND YOU HAVE BLESSED ME!!!
@wtpollard
Virtual environments are, indeed, important to use when you're doing Python development. But, they are not part of "installing python" - they're part of using python. This strikes me as clickbait.
@brianchandler3346
The title is a bit misleading. You nailed some early frustrations when first learning Python that are not clear coming from using other package managers. I should note that virtual environments are great from a development perspective, but moving that to a deployable for systems on a network without going through pypi is still not well explained or documented, and to be frank shouldn't need to be. What I'd prefer is a simple command and clear standard to package the venv completely with the deps in it as the installable package. I think wheels is trying to fill this hole, but it still feels way more esoteric than it needs to be if not following the "put it on pypi" norm you see on tons of tutorials.
@svhb1000
Incredible how you combine Maxwell's equations, playing a ukelele during installing python!
@parthrajauria6520
Glad you are back. ❤️❤️
@Busterblade20
I thought you were going to talk about Anaconda but still was a great video, I didn't know you could create venvs without modules or conda.
@pasuplateonishant4908
How did I not find you yet? I am a subscriber now, and also a fan of your videos. Thanks!
@MomirsLabTech
this was immeasurably helpful. other creators glaze over all of the finer details of setting up python and I wasnt even able to install libraries, and now i can. thank you so much for this video!
@jojoTyme
Use miniconda , simple yet effective . Learned it hard way when most deep learning models don't have compatibility with tensorflow 2+
@greenstarlover1
The bit with the ukulele cracked me up. Maybe I should too bring my piano up whenever I install something X'D
@gilesmcmullen