For one, as a package developer, publishing a source distribution of a package o...

azag0 on Oct 18, 2018 | parent | context | favorite | on: Python's New Package Landscape

For one, as a package developer, publishing a source distribution of a package on PyPI is almost trivial. Publishing on Anaconda Cloud requires you to build the binary packages on all the OS's that you want to support (and for all Python versions you want to support) which most people delegate to some CI. So there is a whole new level of complexity involved.

xapata on Oct 18, 2018 [–]

You can use pip-install from within a conda environment. Conda isolates better than virtualenv does, IMHO.