hashin, What the classics know of blue, warehouse and much more.
Issue #201: Winterlude
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Welcome to the Warehouse! Warehouse is the new codebase being developed to power the Python Packaging Index (PyPI). Check it out, new fresh design over at warehouse.python.org, we have linked the source below in the projects section. blogspot.ca Shared by @mgrouchy
hashin An alternative to peepin to allow you write hashed entries for packages in your requirements.txt. github.com Shared by @myusuf3
AutoDeploy Building an automated deployment system which is similar to AWS CodeDeploy but is hostable inside enterprise. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
what-the-classics-know-of-blue This is great! After the author read a business insider post that stated we couldn't see blue until modern times, proven by looking at some classic books. The author decided to test this premise by writing a program to look for mentions of the colour blue in texts available in Project Gutenberg. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
whatportis Command line tool to search port names and numbers associated with a particular service. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
pandas-profiling Generates profile reports from a pandas DataFrame. The df.describe() function is great but a little basic for serious exploratory data analysis. For more details, click through to the README. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
meza A toolkit for processing tabular data. Reads csv/xls/xlsx/mdb/dbf files, and more! github.com Shared by @myusuf3
json-sempai Cool little library that allows you to use JSON as if it were a python module. github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
classifier This is great! I used this immediately when I saw this, clean up your files organization because you are too lazy to do it yourself! github.com Shared by @mgrouchy
