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| Thanks for considering contributing to Awesome Python Applications! If | ||
| you're not suggesting adding a project, you can stop reading | ||
| now and delete the remainder of this template | ||
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| (Please title your issue `"Add project: <project name>"`) | ||
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| **Application name**: | ||
| **Application repo link**: | ||
| **Application home link**: | ||
| **Application description**: | ||
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| ## Qualifications | ||
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| There are a ton of great Python projects out there, but what makes an | ||
| application "Awesome™"? Please check that all of the following criteria apply: | ||
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| - [ ] Free software with an online source repository. | ||
| - [ ] Using Python for a considerable part of their functionality. | ||
| - [ ] Well-known, or at least prominently used in an identifiable niche. | ||
| - [ ] Maintained or otherwise demonstrably still functional on relevant platforms. | ||
| - [ ] An application, not a library or framework. | ||
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| Note that installability via pip/PyPI and a developer-audience focus | ||
| may warrant a higher standard for inclusion, in keeping with the | ||
| spirit of the list: | ||
| http://sedimental.org/awesome_python_applications.html | ||
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| ## One more thing | ||
| Since you've made it this far, why not consider filing [a PR](https://github.com/mahmoud/awesome-python-applications/pulls)? | ||
| If your suggestion is a GitHub project, it's as easy as adding 2-3 | ||
| lines to the `projects.yaml` file. There are comments and plenty of | ||
| examples in the file. Here's [an edit link](https://github.com/mahmoud/awesome-python-applications/edit/master/projects.yaml). | ||
| No pressure or anything, feel free to smack that submit button, too! Thanks again! | ||
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| <!-- | ||
| Thanks for considering contributing to Awesome Python Applications! If | ||
| you're not suggesting adding a project, you can stop reading | ||
| now and delete the remainder of this template | ||
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| (Please title your PR `"Add project: <project name>"`) | ||
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| ## Basic info | ||
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| **Application name**: | ||
| **Application repo link**: | ||
| **Application home link**: | ||
| **Application description**: | ||
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| ## Qualifications | ||
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| There are a ton of great Python projects out there, but what makes an | ||
| application "Awesome™"? Please check that all of the following criteria apply: | ||
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| - [ ] Free software with an online source repository. | ||
| - [ ] Using Python for a considerable part of their functionality. | ||
| - [ ] Well-known, or at least prominently used in an identifiable niche. | ||
| - [ ] Maintained or otherwise demonstrably still functional on relevant platforms. | ||
| - [ ] An application, not a library or framework. | ||
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| Note that installability via pip/PyPI and a developer-audience focus | ||
| may warrant a higher standard for inclusion, in keeping with the | ||
| spirit of the list: | ||
| http://sedimental.org/awesome_python_applications.html | ||
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| ## Additional notability info | ||
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| <!-- Prominent uses or users, or promotional material, ideally written for an audience not familiar with that project's particular technologies) --> |
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