🐶 🕵️ Great Dane turned Python environment detective
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A command line tool to consolidate development with various versions of Python , pyenv and virtualenvwrapper
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Dec 23, 2024 - Python
Get information about released & unreleased CPython and PyPy versions
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Python version manager for Windows.
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Python package(Library) offline install solution for the environment where cannot access network
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List of Python version release and EOL dates
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Python Museum: A Repository of Older Versions
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Oct 16, 2024
The Python Performance Benchmark Tool is a comprehensive command-line utility designed to benchmark the performance of various unoptimized computations in pure Python. It enables developers and users to analyze the computational performance of different Python versions, allowing for informed decisions when selecting the optimal interpreter.
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A basic Python project template, ideal for quick setup and efficient development.
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