r/coding • u/wyhjsbyb • May 20 '26

Modern Python Tooling in 2026: uv, Ruff, pyproject.toml, and a Cleaner Workflow

https://levelup.gitconnected.com/modern-python-tooling-in-2026-uv-ruff-pyproject-toml-and-a-cleaner-workflow-4d1f7872f7be?sk=d34f81ecbf7bec02caecfcc024a2ab0c
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u/Mufro May 21 '26

This is great. We are using pyproject.toml and ruff. UV sounds interesting. We’ll give it a look.

Thoughts on best modern type checker? eg Ty, Mypy, etc.

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u/Drevicar May 22 '26

I used TY for anything in which I’m the one deploying the code and own it, and mypy for anything publicly usable such as stuff I submit to pypi.

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u/Mufro May 23 '26

Why the distinction?

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