Micah Svenson

Normally, when I talk about classes as it relates to programming I use the word property to describe a piece of state stored on a class, which represents a characteristic or feature.

Since I don’t currently use neovim at work, it can be hard to consistently remember the custom mappings, plugins, etc and how it all works.

While there are many tools for managing python virtual environments, sometimes you just need something portable and dead simple.