Build a Python Module and Share it with Pip Install

[@DataScienceGarage]

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[@aldopolanco1004]

Thank you, I had read other documentation before, and even someone teach me once, but you make it look simpler!

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks for such feedback, really glad it helped! :)

[@Sourcecodemastergoaheadcheater]

Learn to code documents and you can't get denied for EIN business you decide to pip install

[@jiangyanyang6340]

Great work! today I finally made my first package! Thanks a lot!! 🌹

[@DataScienceGarage]

You are welcome! Thank you for inapiring feedback, and glad it is working! :)

[@teja789]

Your classes are good, please upload more content

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thank's for your feedback! More videos are in preparation now :)

[@MrAnandml]

What if we got a directory in our package that needs to be copied to the installed path during installation...Because I got some trained model weights in a separate directory with in my package folder ...

[@vitoraugustodelimasoares3387]

Great class, was my first time creating my first module, and run successfully, but i have i question, my python module is an pysimplegui window that can converte more than one python to executable at the same, and i wanna to executed my module as auto-pyto-exe, just typying at the terminal, how can i do this ??

[@СлаваУкраине-ь2т]

super video! thanks very much

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@СлаваУкраине-ь2т]

@@DataScienceGarage I have a question. If a package utilizes other modules which are not prebuilt, how to do it so that a person who uses your package doesn't have to install all used packages manually but only yours?

[@R56A]

Great work, thanks a lot.

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks for watching Roman!

[@johnnanong8756]

Wow!!! Very useful!

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks you for watching! Glad it was useful! :)

[@johnnanong8756]

@@DataScienceGarage it was! I've been programming with C/C++ and Java for more than 15 years, and a bit on Python. Both (C/C++ and Java) are not an open source. So the concept of open source, and how to properly share created toolkit/library for other python programmers is quite new to me. Seeing that Python don't share byte codes/binary codes/etc, so its confusing. Encountering this video (even by reading its title only), gives me an idea on how to properly share your library/toolkits to other users. Hope you wont removing this, because I'm adding this link into my developer notes document. :)

[@renegarciaaviles234]

Amazing work, really helped me

[@alwysavagelt8174]

Thank you!

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@vinitrajput8320]

Good 🥰

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks! :)

[@jaimedpcaus1]

Thx 4 sharing. 👋

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@jaimedpcaus1]

@@DataScienceGarage It was nice. 🙂

[@ShahzadHussain-my5qp]

Great work. Can you share a source code and also class personal. Thanks

[@shvprkatta]

Thanks Doc!...great!

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@RipYaZa]

Nice! Thanks

[@DataScienceGarage]

Thanks for watching!