bro you are the best! thank you! (help: can you suggest a python library for system audio detection. I wanted the make an automation whenever the program detects system audio) and your cmd background looks fire 🔥 this was actually really helpful for my school project. thank you!
Wow. Amazing job. You gave me all the information i needed and nothing i didnt. If you could please do a video on ALL class decorator functions, thatd be great. If you could explain why and how ordered lists of non-specific type will auto-organizer themselves, thatd be the best thing. lol. thanks again man.
Any advantage over just using .bat or .sh scripts? Seems that if you use make you are imposing an additional install requirement on your windows users who may have to install make on a corporate locked down pc.
@@JustinMacri007 Mostly we need to depend on documentation for whatever we build. example, if you want to build a data related things look for numpy, pandas etc..
In case anyone is wondering how to delete the folders on Linux (and probably MacOS?): if [ -e "./build" ]; then rm -rf build; fi All spaces and semicolons need to be exactly like that. /Edit: I probably should have watched the whole video first :(
Makefile is kind a shortcut for all set of rules(actions) As in the video if you want to build your package then you need to run some set of commands individually. However oif you use Makefile, you can define these actions and run them in singleshot
Makefiles allow you to use shortcuts for sets of commands you're using over and over again. Instead of running "if [ -e "./helloworld.egg-info" ]; then rm -rf helloworld.egg-info; fi", you just write that command in a makefile, label it "clean" and then run "make clean". Saves you a lot of typing
Another great intro. I'm really enjoying your content - any chance you could put out more AI / Cloud tutorials ? Thanks x Also on the Makefile on Mac - found this worked fine: clean: -rm -r build -rm -r dist -rm -rf myprojectname.egg-info
You have a habit of taking degree level material and reducing it to grade school easy. ❤
Good to see people use the automation tool that has been around for 30 + years in python
best Python content for learning by far. Great work!
Never thought that make could be used with any project. I was so blind...
Thank you for the video!
Superb, this video is a gem
Amazing, Concise.
Awesome vid. Thank you!
Love your contents ✅💯👾🥶
bro you are the best!
thank you!
(help: can you suggest a python library for system audio detection. I wanted the make an automation whenever the program detects system audio)
and your cmd background looks fire 🔥
this was actually really helpful for my school project. thank you!
Thanks for your efforts, i hope see a video about asyncio in python general functions (not just for WEB) , 🔥🌹😀
Wow. Amazing job. You gave me all the information i needed and nothing i didnt. If you could please do a video on ALL class decorator functions, thatd be great. If you could explain why and how ordered lists of non-specific type will auto-organizer themselves, thatd be the best thing. lol. thanks again man.
Any advantage over just using .bat or .sh scripts? Seems that if you use make you are imposing an additional install requirement on your windows users who may have to install make on a corporate locked down pc.
Excuse me Mr. NeuralNine what kind of terminal do you use? My terminal unfotunately doesn't support WSL out of box.
Nice and thanks for share. I've used tools similar to "make" called "just".
Rust alternatives to libraries are amazing.
Make is Life.
Awesome! Thanks!
Please tell us about multiple terminal in your windows system. How is it possible to use the ubuntu terminal in windows and cmd too.
I have a video about this on my channel. Just look for "Terminal"
@@NeuralNinesince your a developer how do you know what codes to use while typing and when you make an app how do you upland it?
@@JustinMacri007 Mostly we need to depend on documentation for whatever we build. example, if you want to build a data related things look for numpy, pandas etc..
In case anyone is wondering how to delete the folders on Linux (and probably MacOS?):
if [ -e "./build" ]; then rm -rf build; fi
All spaces and semicolons need to be exactly like that. /Edit: I probably should have watched the whole video first :(
That was cool.
Why you guys dont give github link for the code you write in videeo
Please make playlist of python videos cause it is hard for me to find your old videos.
Hi you have very nize video. I like python. i am from sri lankan. please tell me how to use utf-8 charactor. becouse i want to use sinhala charactors.
Great content
I still don't get what the main use for a Make file
Makefile is kind a shortcut for all set of rules(actions)
As in the video if you want to build your package then you need to run some set of commands individually. However oif you use Makefile, you can define these actions and run them in singleshot
You can also use cmake...
Can you please share makefile code.?! I am getting error
Great intro to Makefile but you need .PHONY in front of the commands.
F for not using a virtual environment. A for the rest of it.
Any chance you could put those adds required by RUclips further on down your video.
Thank me later when you have a bigger payout.
Why suffering with make when you have python? Use Invoke instead and automate your builds using python not make.
I use python invoke instead
Cool video. Still you could have explained where and why to use Makefile
Makefiles allow you to use shortcuts for sets of commands you're using over and over again. Instead of running "if [ -e "./helloworld.egg-info" ]; then rm -rf helloworld.egg-info; fi", you just write that command in a makefile, label it "clean" and then run "make clean". Saves you a lot of typing
Thx_.
Too small too watch on the phone.
Bro you look like a villain try to smile sometimes your voice doesn't match your Face
damn bro wtf
@@deei5130 it's just cruise...I like the guy honestly
@@kaysonmusicacademy7234 nah that's just the look of being exceedingly pleased with one's code.
Can you make some CI/CD examples for begginers (makefile, buildspec.yml, appspec.yml, how to automate wheel build ...) ?
Another great intro. I'm really enjoying your content - any chance you could put out more AI / Cloud tutorials ? Thanks x
Also on the Makefile on Mac - found this worked fine:
clean:
-rm -r build
-rm -r dist
-rm -rf myprojectname.egg-info