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Good place to share a utility library?

For my research project, which involves creating a lot of SDF dynamically, I built (and am still building) a utility library for SDF in Python which I think might be useful for other people. It is located at this GitHub repository. Examples can be found in this directory.

My question: what is generally a good place to share something like this?

Asked by Elte Hupkes on 2015-08-29 04:58:41 UTC

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Public git servers like GitHub or Bitbucket are always good places to share your open-source Project

Asked by evilBiber on 2015-09-07 05:47:25 UTC

Well sure, that's what the links are - it's already there. What I mean is: what's a good place to communicate this to the community? I can put anything on GitHub, but it's not much use if nobody else knows it exists.

Asked by Elte Hupkes on 2015-09-14 06:47:30 UTC

I missed that comment since I'm not getting any notifications here, but that's actually a good idea, didn't know that was possible!

Asked by Elte Hupkes on 2015-11-08 14:51:27 UTC

I converted my comment to an answer ;)

Asked by chapulina on 2015-11-08 19:59:25 UTC

I converted my comment to an answer ;)

Asked by chapulina on 2015-11-08 20:00:09 UTC

I converted my comment to an answer ;)

Asked by chapulina on 2015-11-08 20:00:48 UTC

Converted the comment that was here before to an answer below.

Asked by chapulina on 2015-11-08 20:01:18 UTC

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Maybe you can create a tutorial on how to use your library which links to your Git repos.

Asked by chapulina on 2015-09-14 11:57:29 UTC

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