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blog.thea.codes
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| | | | | The Python Package Index is now more approachable and beautiful. | |
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initialcommit.com
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| | | | | In this article, we explain how Pip and PyPI work, how to structure a Python package, and how to deploy a Python package to PyPI. | |
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blog.randombits.host
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| | | | | PyPi - The Python Package IndexI love Python. It's easy to read, even easier to write, and best of all, the easiest language (I've used) to interact with other people's code. I spent too long being only on one end of that equation though, only consuming code other people have | |
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rgoswami.me
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| | | Some thoughts on melding R with lower level languages and package management Background I like plotting with ggplot2. It makes more sense to me than the other plotting systems. These notes arose while binding readCon and potlib for cuh2vizR. However, for best practices, my fastMatMR project should be consulted. Idiosyncracies I find it odd that R packages commit so much generated code Can be simplified with a CI bot Repo setup pixi with renv turns out to be surprisingly robust. I normally begin with: | ||
