Embrace conda packages.
summary
Claim: create relocatable binary packages so users stop compiling. Uses conda-build plus CI like AppVeyor and Travis CI to produce Windows macOS and Linux artifacts, and uploads to Anaconda Cloud or community channel conda-forge. Works for non‑Python C/C++/Fortran libraries but requires building on each OS (no cross‑compile), careful packaging to avoid hardcoded system paths, and attention to compiler/GCC compatibility and channel/pinning quirks. Continuous integration and clean build images make multi‑platform reproducibility practical.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:45Motivation for Conda packages
- 10:07Building first Conda package
- 17:58Advanced Conda package tricks
- 26:13Conda Forge community
- 28:41Conda limitations and future
- 33:21Conclusion and Q&A
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