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Jujutsu for everyone

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paradox460 ◴[] No.45084388[source]
I've been enjoying JJ recently, after giving it another try. I'd tried it when it was new, and the sharp corners were still a bit too sharp for my liking.

JJ seems to be part of a new "era" of tooling that's just really good. I mused about this a bit in a blog post:

https://pdx.su/blog/2025-08-13-the-quiet-software-tooling-re...

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nchmy ◴[] No.45084426[source]
im glad to see you also use and love mise.

Mise, jj (and its phenomenal jjui TUI, which I see you mentioned there), and uv for python are nothing short of revolutionary, as far as I'm concerned. Just beautiful tools.

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stavros ◴[] No.45088240[source]
I never managed to get into mise. I tried, but I think its documentation wasn't good enough for me to be able to configure the things I wanted, and, with uv, I barely ever see a need to use it...

Does anyone have a use case where they use mise with Python? What do you use it for?

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1. digianarchist ◴[] No.45090259[source]
If you use asdf mise is worth a look. I use uv directly.