Python Community
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A Python Community is an open source community that develops, maintains, and uses the Python Programming Language.
- AKA: Python User Community, Python Developer Community, Pythonista Community.
- Context:
- It can typically contribute Python Open Source Projects through code contributions and bug reports.
- It can typically organize Python Conferences including PyCon Conferences and local Python meetups.
- It can typically maintain Python Packages via Python Package Index and repositories.
- It can typically provide Python Education through tutorial creation and documentation writing.
- It can often foster Python Diversity via PyLadies, Python mentorship programs, and inclusion initiatives.
- It can often support Python Adoption in educational institutions and enterprise organizations.
- It can often establish Python Best Practices through community standards and style guides.
- It can range from being a Local Python Community to being a Global Python Community, depending on its geographic scope.
- It can range from being a General Python Community to being a Domain-Specific Python Community, depending on its focus area.
- It can range from being a Beginner Python Community to being an Expert Python Community, depending on its skill level.
- It can range from being an Online Python Community to being an In-Person Python Community, depending on its interaction mode.
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- Example(s):
- Python Community Organizations, such as:
- Python Software Foundation governing Python development.
- PyLadies supporting women in Python.
- Python User Groups worldwide.
- Python Community Platforms, such as:
- Python.org official website and forums.
- Python Discord and Python IRC channels.
- r/Python Reddit community.
- Python Stack Overflow Q&A community.
- Communities, such as:
- Scientific Python Community around NumPy/SciPy.
- Django Community for web development.
- Data Science Python Community using pandas/Jupyter.
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- Python Community Organizations, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Ruby Community, which focuses on Ruby programming language.
- JavaScript Community, which centers on JavaScript ecosystem.
- Proprietary Software Community, which lacks open source collaboration.
- See: Open Source Community, Programming Language Community, Python Programming Language, Python Software Foundation, PyCon Conference, PyLadies, Python Package Index, Programming Language Conference.