That's one of the main pain points of Python. Something like poetry or uv can help but the python ecosystem is just unstable. It's very hard to update a dependancy. You project might only run with very specific versions of libraries and the language itself.
I honestly hate that about python and I don't think python is good for developing large software. Even js/ts is a much better ecosystem. (I'm bracing for the hate)
Can you elaborate? Give some examples?
All the elements you mentioned are natove HTML elements that don't need any library.
I feel attacked by "how to center div 2025"
Couldn't agree with this more.
Every time I create a website, I first create it with only HTML. If it looks right and makes sense, then I will add CSS. If it looks good and works fine, then I will add JS.
Very valuable project. We deeply thank him for his efforts.
Underrated distro.
Fedora is corporate bullshit. I stay away from it even though its works good.
Major black mirror vibes
IBM is giving us(tge FOSS and Linux world) technical advancements and money but is taking away the Freedom part more and more.
They are locking in linux and the ecosystem according to their own business needs. Gnome, systemd, or most other redhat products, you can see how inconpatible they are with other software and go their own way, which affects the whole Linux world.
I personally really dislike redhat and IBM. Specially IBM itself is an absolute governmental piece of shit with a history not much better than microsoft and facebook.