table of contents PART 1: FOUNDATIONS READ IN LIVEBOOK 1THE WHAT AND WHY OF PYTHON PACKAGES READ IN LIVEBOOK 2PREPARING FOR PACKAGE DEVELOPMENT READ IN LIVEBOOK 3THE ANATOMY OF A MINIMAL PYTHON PACKAGE PART 2: CREATING A VIABLE PACKAGE READ IN LIVEBOOK 4HANDLING PACKAGE DEPENDENCIES, ENTRY POINTS, AND EXTENSIONS READ IN LIVEBOOK 5BUILDING AND MAINTAINING A TEST SUITE READ IN LIVEBOOK 6AUTOMATING CODE QUALITY TOOLING PART 3: GOING PUBLIC 7 AUTOMATING WORK THROUGH CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION 8 AUTHORING AND MAINTAINING DOCUMENTATION 9 MAKING A PACKAGE EVERGREEN PART 4: THE LONG HAUL 10 CREATING A REPEATABLE PROCESS 11 BUILDING AN OPEN SOURCE COMMUNITY APPENDIXES READ IN LIVEBOOK APPENDIX A: INSTALLING ASDF AND PYTHON-LAUNCHER READ IN LIVEBOOK APPENDIX B: INSTALLING PIPX, BUILD, AND TOX
Dane Hillard has spent the majority of his development career using Python to build web applications.
'Takes you through the understanding of what packaging is into all the details of how it works and demonstrates each step with a clear example. I learned a lot.' Mike Baran 'Narrative is succinct and convincing. The ideas and principles, covered in the book come from the author's deep expertise.' Kevin Etienne 'The type of gem you would expect to see many books about.' Jose Apablaza 'This book definitely occupies an unfilled need.' Eric Chiang
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