> Does it offer something that standard python tools doesn't?
Other than speed and consolidation, pip, pipx, hatch, virtualenv, and pyenv together roughly do the job (though pyenv itself isn’t a standard python tool.)
> Why uv over, lets say, conda?
Support for Python standard packaging specifications and consequently also easier integration with other tools that leverage them, whether standard or third party.
Other than speed and consolidation, pip, pipx, hatch, virtualenv, and pyenv together roughly do the job (though pyenv itself isn’t a standard python tool.)
> Why uv over, lets say, conda?
Support for Python standard packaging specifications and consequently also easier integration with other tools that leverage them, whether standard or third party.