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I consider myself a pretty good Mathematica programmer, but I'm always looking out for ways to either improve my way of doing things in Mathematica, or to see if there's something nifty that I haven't ...

I am looking for best practices and recommended workflows for using the Testing Framework. For example, lets say I am developing a Mathematica package for other users, it is hosted on GitHub and I ...

This is always a problem when I distribute my packages to colleagues working on different platforms. I have my packages installed into a private directory and I autoload some of them when Mathematica ...

In the current phase of the project I am working on I am developing a utility package which could easily be open-sourced and shared with the community IF there was an =easy= way to share a notebook / ...

Packages can be made into paclets, which provides easy distribution and versioning. The paclet metadata is in the PacletInfo.m file. The PacletInfo settings also ...

I downloaded a Mathematica package. It came as a file with the .paclet extension. How can I install or uninstall it?

I love the huge curated datasets, but they don't cover everything. I have my own huge dataset which is too much to distribute as an EntityStore so is there a way to ...

Edit From the author of this question This question is obsolete Since 2016 there is a lot of new stuff concerning Paclets. They are now documented. End of the Edit It turns out that some silent ...

I want to use GitHub as a paclet server, but this fails: ...

I've got some stuff that I want to be able distribute to my totally real friends, but I don't want to have to email them every time I change something. How can I set up sharing via the cloud?

Consider our package awesomepackage.m. If I put this file in FileNameJoin@{$UserBaseDirectory, "Applications"} I can easily ...

I've made a package available on github, which can be installed with ...

How can I install a package from GitHub as a paclet? Can such a process be formulated in general?

Mathematica documentation is heavy duty stuff. Of the 7.75GB my Mac says Mathematica 11.3 takes up, 5.46 of that is documentation. So when I write my own packages I don't want to do what WRI did and ...

I want to make a curated data function, but I have no good place to store the paclets. Per the pricing page I only get: And that's really not enough to host all of my data plus give me room to do ...