Chapter 7. Building and Distributing NumPy Code
In a real-world scenario, you will be writing an application with the intentions of distributing it to the World or reusing it on various other computers. For this purpose, you would like your application to be packed in a standard way so that everyone in the community understands and follows. As you will have noticed by now, Python users mainly use a package manager called pip to automate the installation of modules created by other programmers. Python has a packaging platform called PyPI (Python Package Index), which is an official central repository for more than 50,000 Python packages. Once the package is registered in PyPi aka Cheese Shop, other users across the world can install it after configuring ...
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