akopkesheshyan

I put together a project template with a modern Python toolchain and handy code snippets, so you don't have to waste hours setting up the basics.

It's built with Cookiecutter and meant to be a solid starting point for new projects — clean structure, some batteries included.

I'm curious to hear your thoughts:

- What’s missing from a solid Python starter kit in 2025?

- What would you add to make it more startup-friendly or scalable?

- Be brutal — I can take it

Also, side question: how many of us are actually using pre-commit hooks these days, especially now that it plays nicely with GitHub Actions?

Completely agree. No need to over engineer problem. Just leave the network