bobnarizes - I have been toying with an idea like this for sometime. I have already bought yours! I think there is a great market for this! Best of luck! Keep plugging away!

I have used Xojo before and it is great. It is REALbasic rebranded and has been around for three decades. I used it years ago to write a LIMS interface (pre-Web 2.0). You can download the IDE and use it for free for Linux and Raspberry Pi projects. https://xojo.com

I have saved this to my bookmark manager! :-)

There used to be a project that could track all the changes made to a wiki page...great tool...wish it still existed... Was and would be very telling who is making changes to an article! Here is a Wired article about it: https://www.wired.com/2007/08/wiki-tracker/

As already stated conda and pip both enable you to create separate environments. A major advantage of using conda over pip is that conda has additional channels, such as bioconda and conda-forge, that enable software besides python or R to be installed. Through bioconda a user can install bioinformatics unix software with a single command. See https://conda-forge.org/ and https://bioconda.github.io/.

Also, you can use pip to install software if you have the anaconda distribution installed. As far as I know it does not work the other way around.

I see there is a cache here: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:o_qhkVL...

I see there is a cache here: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:o_qhkVL...

The sign up page does not seem to be working.