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Python 3.7 has been out for a while.

Poetry provides an all-in-one solution to Python packaging.

Bound version constraints (upper caps) are starting to show up in the Python ecosystem.

What is the difference between an app and a library?

I’ve spent the last few years trying to make it easy for anyone to extend Python with compiled languages.

Python Learning materials HSF training curriculum (Python, bash, git, docker, and more) Topical articles CPython core developers Brett Cannon is a CPython core developer, and is very interested in standardizing packaging. https://snarky.ca Why I don’t like

Another great release from cibuildwheel, 2.2.0, is out!

The cibuildwheel package has just had a major release with some fantastic features.

CLI11, a powerful library for writing beautiful command line interfaces in C++11, has been updated to 2.0.

Python 3.9 is out (and has been for a while, I’m late posting this), with new features and changes.

I recently got an M1 mac, and I’ll be cataloging my experience with using it for scientific software development.

cibuildwheel has just had two back-to-back releases, two weeks apart, representing several months of hard work and a few exciting features!

This is the first of two posts on cibuildwheel, a fantastic project I joined after switching to it from my own azure-wheel-helpers, which I’ve blogged about here before.

I am pleased to announce the release of pybind11 2.6.0!

Now that SciPy 2020 is over, I would like to share the process I used to create the talk video.

COVID-19 is ravaging the globe.

The foundational histogramming package for Python, boost-histogram, hit beta status with version 0.6!

Python 3.8 is out, with new features and changes.

The final meeting for new features in C++ is over, so let’s explore the new features in C++, from a data science point of view.

Here is a list of my favorite things to do to properly setup macOS for scientific work.

Note: I now highly recommend cibuildwheel instead of custom binary wheels.

This is the second post in a series about Azure DevOps.

Continuous Integration (CI) is fantastic for software development and deployment.