A collection of fun things I tried. A few ground rules for myself:

• Each experiment should have it's own module under experiments
• Each experiment should be well-documented on the blog
• If possible, each experiment should be deployed so you can interact with it in the real world
• Have fun 🙂

This setup assumes you have conda installed. Find more info here about installing and setting up conda.

Replace {env name} below with your desired conda environment name.

1. Create a conda environment for the app

   conda create -n {env name} python=3.12

2. Activate the conda environment

   conda activate {env name}

3. Install app dependencies

   pip install .

4. Add your conda environment to your IDE

5. Install pre-commit and commit-msg hooks for all projects

   pre-commit install --hook-type pre-commit --hook-type commit-msg

Commit messages must be in the format {emoji} {message}. Silly requirement? Maybe. But does it make GitHub look good? Definitely.

Standard emoji to start the commit message with are:

🐞: Bug fix
🎉: Enhancement/feature
📝: Documentation
🧪: Added or modified tests
🧹: Maintenance (refactoring, fix typo, etc.)
💾: Development update