How to distribute your Python software (was: Promoting your own library)

"Eric S. Johansson" writes: > I could also use some of this information. I want to publish a couple of > things that I found useful. My creations tend to be single file modules > or commands and what I hope to understand from your guidance is how to > bundle that single file

Re: Promoting your own library

On 11/11/2016 6:59 PM, Ben Finney wrote: > mirko bonasorte writes: > >> what is the most appropriate way for a developer to promote his own >> Python library? > The general answer is: Publish it with full metadata on PyPI. That's > where the Python community looks to find

Re: Promoting your own library

mirko bonasorte writes: > what is the most appropriate way for a developer to promote his own > Python library? The general answer is: Publish it with full metadata on PyPI. That's where the Python community looks to find third-party modules, so that's the place to put it.

Promoting your own library

Hi all, what is the most appropriate way for a developer to promote his own Python library? I mean, apart from deploying it in Pypi and making the source code available in a SCV repository... Thanks. Mirko -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list