Anaconda Rides its Way into Gartner’s Hype Cycle

If you’re an Anaconda user and/or frequent reader of our blog, then you know how passionate we are about empowering our community (and future community!) with all the resources needed to bring data science to life. And while it will never stop us from tooting the data science horn, it’s always nice to know we […]

Using Anaconda to Embrace Python 3 And Support Python 2

The data science community received a special delivery in December with the release of Python 3.6. At the time, I had a conversation with The New Stack to discuss what’s new with this release, and why we at Continuum see 2017 as the year that Python 3 is beginning to dominate the data science landscape, […]

Conda’s New Noarch Packages

Beginning with conda version 4.3 and conda-build 2.1, two new types of noarch packages are supported. Noarch Python packages cut down on the overhead of …

Productionizing and Deploying Data Science Projects

An end-to-end data science workflow includes stages for data preparation, exploratory analysis, predictive modeling, and sharing/dissemination of the results. At the final stages of the workflow, or even during intermediate stages, data scientists within an organization need to be able to deploy and share the results of their work for other users (both internal analysts […]