Not everyone uses poetry, so I took it upon myself to setup a wax example repo using UV (my prefered dependency management tool) ![Using UV to manage wax](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/thecrazygm/23sweD73PBSZYSZYRoyuZLi6vX9qr5NUB6JfPv9eASzk65a8gfPboRnNQJRi2w4oGh36S.png) And after fighting with it for about an hour and reading the wax pyproject.toml from the official repo, I managed to set one up. So, for those of you looking to try to use wax as an alternative to hive-nectar. I urge you to give it a shot, either with the official instructions or my uv repo. ![tx success](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/thecrazygm/23tHbqzhikMk94f8YWD2wFVvCDLSN4say2pR1MWNpsP9CFkVQC76f5v99QFeNLvcDu51e.png) I will admit it's fascinating how it works, on such a low level, calling the hived code functions directly through a C library written for python. ![the stderr.log, anyone that's run a node recognizes this](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/thecrazygm/23tGVYg4KzmK8JTrtGcEySPwaKB2TQWjh57jDmrrdPKtuFbQt59SfkkmNwRhnpqEndPvD.png) The original repo is here: https://gitlab.syncad.com/hive/wax My uv example repo is here: https://github.com/TheCrazyGM/wax-utilities Tell me your thoughts? Moving on to wax? Staying with what you use already? Use a different language altogether? I'm genuinely curious. F.Y.I. This is not me backing away from hive-nectar, It's me doing what I do anyway. :D As always, Michael Garcia a.k.a. TheCrazyGM