Current roadmap

Releases

• every 8 to 16 weeks (see Milestones)
• direction followed :
  • Education: IDE, SQL tools, notebook tutorials, graphics and interactivity, Operations Research
  • Data Science: Pandas, StatsModels, SQL, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Web Scraping, SpreadSheets
  • Open Science: Jupyter/Ipython/Jupyterlab, the Browser to do and share everything
  • Technology: push only one bleeding-edge thing at a time

Plan to keep alive and improving Winpython

• simplicity:
  • examples and tutorials in "Notebook" format,
  • complete out-of-the-box,
  • promote and use the 'standard' python packaging tools,
• flexibility:
  • easy to tweak in a "portable" way (zip and distribute your "mod" Winpython),
  • several official versions, to match different user needs,
  • buildable in the Cloud
• fun:
  • make "I built my own Winpython !" a simpler experience for advanced users,
  • make contributing to Winpython easier:code & tutorials via github, google group and stackoverflow for answers, ...

Historical Roadmap is here