sambalbadjak

I find the benefit of outsourcing stuff in my life. I'm looking for some inspiration.

E.g. cleaning service, eating out instead of cooking yourself, bookkeeper for doing taxes, etc

There are currently quite a few ways how to lint your Python project. Flake8, flake9 which is a fork of flake8 that supports pyproject.toml, pyflakes, pep8, black and probably many more. And they're configurable by multiple configuration files; .flake8, setup.cfg, .black, pyproject.toml.

What setup would you use if you start a Python3.10 project from scratch today?

I have a potential client that has a list of features and changes he wants for an existing internal app. He would like me to make a proposal.

However, as: - I haven't seen this internal app - nor have I seen the code - nor do I know if this guy is going to be nit-picky

making a proposal seems futile. A feature can take 4 hours, or 4 days, I don't know.

At my normal job I just work in sprints, which work great as every party involved knows what is expected from each other. So I would like to propose he takes on a couple of sprints from me, and we can discuss together what feature has priority.

Does anyone have experience doing it this way? What would be the best way to approach this?

Thanks