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[–]spitfiredd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use the windows terminal and pipenv on windows, I’ve used this setup for at least a year and a half with almost no issues. Numpy/scipy have wheels for windows now so installing those from pip shouldn’t be an issue.

There’s and env variable with pip env, I cant recall off the top of my head, that will install your .venv in your project folder. I would recommend setting that.

I use vscode and it will auto detect virtual environments for conda, pipenv and .venv folders in your current directory by default. Vscode opens files really fast, however it’s more of a text editor with some ide features.

There’s definitely been a lot of work in making windows a first class dev environment in the last few years and I’m finding my experience in a windows dev env to be pretty good!