ABut that's not your problem that's his problem lmao
©Maintainability is just a matter of coding style...
Dwell it became my problem when i encountered bugs, and then he couldn't fix them
AWell that sucks
Ddon't get me wrong though, i write bash all the time at work
©Most likely he didnt want to bother...instead of could not...
Di like practicing KISS when it comes to bash
Dmy coworkers thank me
ASuggestion for you is to use a proper python module so you can ship it
ANot a src dir
©I always code in OOP no matter what language with in-source documentation as i code...
Dway ahead of you, first step i did was setup pyinstaller 
AOOP died 10 years ago
ANo pyinstaller
Di need to populate README with instructions
Doh what do you mean then?
AYou should ship in pypi
AAnd package for aur and whatever distro
©What ya mean, how they code now then? in Spaghetti style?
AFlatpaks I don't know how to do with python yet
AMaybe pyinstaller is the way
Dwhat's wrong with throwing it into pyinstaller and just distributing the single exe?
ABut for me that's a gui windows solution
Dah
AIf pyinstaller can do appimage it's ok
Dill look into best pypi practices
AGitHub
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Dtbh i had not coded in python since like 6-8 years, i saw pyinstaller by tutorial fluffypotato on youtube, and i liked the idea of simplifying shipping stuff
©Just to make sure: OOP = Object Orientated Programming.
In other words small functions that perform a single task.
In other words small functions that perform a single task.
ABecause the boilerplate takes a few hours
Jpyinstaller 
AEsp manifest pyproject toml and structuring the src dir
Di will definitely check this out, thanks
AOOP was designed for inheritance
AAnd it turns out inheritance is a very bad idea in most cases
©You can use it for anything....
J????
Dare you familiar with composition?
Jthats inherently not true
Dfor performance it is
AOOP implies inheritance and abstract foo whatever
©I didnt want to shoot him for saying that lol
Jno, it does not
Jpolymorphism is a seperate thing that is often build ontop of OPP
Dwith OOP you tend to jump all over the place in memory, you don't take advantage of locality, a CPU optimization
Dfor instance
AThere we go flaming debate lmao
DnewThat all depends on how you code and use the compiler optimisations
Dnow do that multiple times in a loop
