We will create a Python project using uv, which utilizes the pyproject.toml format for its configuration, making it easier to port across different environments. This format is also already widely used by other package managers of Python, and is commonly used for configuring utilities.
UV is a package manager and virtual environment alternative for Python, developed in Rust, which promises to be very fast in the processes it aims to replace those of PIP and VENV. In this sense, all you need to do is add uv before the usual instructions, and it should work (except for some particular cases of compatibility or lack of implementation).
In Linux, we now have many more options for installing our favorite and daily-use programs according to personal interests in reducing disk space, increasing stability, improving security, always having the latest version, having very good integration with the operating system, or not requiring administrator permissions. Some of these strategies even make it possible to use the same mechanism across multiple Linux distributions, thus enabling a smoother transition.