Jorge Godoy wrote:
> A subtree with version numbers could solve the problem of storing
> information for old versions when a new one is added.
>
> With regards to 4, I'd like to see the "Topic" category in the beginning
> of the page -- this is what most people search, I guess -- and not at the
> bottom of it.
That's a good idea. Unfortunately, changing the sorting of the classifiers
will be fun. Could I ask you to submit an RFE "bug" via the link on the
pypi page?
> Also, there's a discrepancy on the amount of packages stored. The
> categorization page says there are 679 packages. The main page says there
> are 852. I believe the categorization page does what I suggested and
> disregard different versions of the same software. I think this (679) is
> the correct number.
Yep, this is related to your other comment regarding my 6th point. Also, I
don't believe packages are included in the browse if they have no
classifiers.
> Ah! And an RSS feeder would be interesting, to know when there are new
> packages or when a package has been upgraded... ;-)
There's a top-level RSS feed, but not one per-package.
> I hope you see this as a constructive feedback from someone that has just
> screened the pages, getting to know it.
Thanks!
Richard
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