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Nice list! I did not know about hug. Here's hoping I can remember it next time I need a basic API. Is that an issue for anyone else -- that you can't remember

by sheraz 10y ago

Nice list! I did not know about hug. Here's hoping I can remember it next time I need a basic API. Is that an issue for anyone else -- that you can't remember all these libraries exist when you need them? I guess that what awesome-{python, PHP, golang, etc} are for, right?

shakna 10y ago
I use my GitHub stars as my search engine for these sorts of projects.
- maguowei 10y ago
  I create a small tool organize the stars.https://github.com/maguowei/starred https://github.com/maguowei/starred
gedrap 10y ago
> Is that an issue for anyone else -- that you can't remember all these libraries exist when you need them? Yep. I just star them on github and hope that when I need one, I can remember that I starred something like that some time ago. It has worked a few times. But surely there must be better ways? > I guess that what awesome-{python, PHP, golang, etc} are for, right? Not sure. There are some cool ones but plenty of them are pretty crappy dump of links of very varying quality for the internet points (i.e. github stars) :/ (no offense to people who publish them!)
danso 10y ago
I don't get a lot out of those awesome lists. Not enough is done to filter them...what would greatly help is to arrange the list as a table, with Github stars, number of issues, committers, and weeks since last update. I'm teaching a Python class in winter and put down all the libraries I could think of that I might need (on top of Anaconda 4.x)...probably will serialize this later: https://gist.github.com/dannguyen/9e5082ac6a80590bfe1541952fcf5212 https://gist.github.com/dannguyen/9e5082ac6a80590bfe1541952f... Planning to use AWS significantly this quarter, so awscli and boto3 are at the top of my list.
- toyg 10y ago
  There are a bunch of apps who can manage your github stars (i can't remember which one i use, something like "night sky" maybe? Am on mobile). I periodically review and tag them so they're easy to find when i start a new project. Then I check my Pinboard. I wish someone would make an app that merged Github, Bitbucket, Gitlab, Pinboard and similar dev-oriented collections.
  - toyg 10y ago
    Late edit: the app I use is Astral: https://astralapp.com/ https://astralapp.com/ Pretty good for a non-native app ;)
- AdamN 10y ago
  https://djangopackages.org/ https://djangopackages.org/ does that for Django packages. Most big Django packages have an underlying big Python package.

by sheraz 10y ago

shakna 10y ago

I use my GitHub stars as my search engine for these sorts of projects.

maguowei 10y ago
I create a small tool organize the stars.https://github.com/maguowei/starred https://github.com/maguowei/starred

gedrap 10y ago

> Is that an issue for anyone else -- that you can't remember all these libraries exist when you need them? Yep. I just star them on github and hope that when I need one, I can remember that I starred something like that some time ago. It has worked a few times. But surely there must be better ways? > I guess that what awesome-{python, PHP, golang, etc} are for, right? Not sure. There are some cool ones but plenty of them are pretty crappy dump of links of very varying quality for the internet points (i.e. github stars) :/ (no offense to people who publish them!)

danso 10y ago

I don't get a lot out of those awesome lists. Not enough is done to filter them...what would greatly help is to arrange the list as a table, with Github stars, number of issues, committers, and weeks since last update. I'm teaching a Python class in winter and put down all the libraries I could think of that I might need (on top of Anaconda 4.x)...probably will serialize this later: https://gist.github.com/dannguyen/9e5082ac6a80590bfe1541952fcf5212 https://gist.github.com/dannguyen/9e5082ac6a80590bfe1541952f... Planning to use AWS significantly this quarter, so awscli and boto3 are at the top of my list.

toyg 10y ago
There are a bunch of apps who can manage your github stars (i can't remember which one i use, something like "night sky" maybe? Am on mobile). I periodically review and tag them so they're easy to find when i start a new project. Then I check my Pinboard. I wish someone would make an app that merged Github, Bitbucket, Gitlab, Pinboard and similar dev-oriented collections.
- toyg 10y ago
  Late edit: the app I use is Astral: https://astralapp.com/ https://astralapp.com/ Pretty good for a non-native app ;)
AdamN 10y ago
https://djangopackages.org/ https://djangopackages.org/ does that for Django packages. Most big Django packages have an underlying big Python package.