So I know this has probably been discussed, but I am very surprised that JuliaObserver is broken and may have been for some time – see Julia Observer: Request for Help , or just try clicking the ALL tab on https://juliaobserver.com/ PackageEvaluator listing is stuck on v0.6 – see https://pkg.j…

[image] ronubi: How the heck can we evangelize Julia if we cannot point new users to a good list of all available packages? I don’t quite see how the list of all available package is useful to a new user—it’s like drinking from a firehose. A small, curated list would be ideal, and one can alw…

Tamas, Thanks for your reply. I edited my top post to change the tone as you suggested. For me, the long comprehensive list is best. I like to be able to search on a term, e.g. “protobuf” or “gpu” and find all the registered packages working on various things. Curated lists are fine too, but no s…

Hi @ronubi , builder of julia observer here. Will try to have it back up and running soon. It just broke while another project’s hitting the fan. If you want to donate to the cause, I’d probably move it a notch or two higher on my todo list for the week. :stuck_out_tongue: // also, i accept your da…

Thanks for the update and the humor. I clicked around on your github page and home website, but didn’t find a donate link anywhere . . .

[image] ronubi: I like to be able to search on a term, e.g. “protobuf” or “gpu” and find all the registered packages working on various things. On Github, seaching for protobuf language:Julia works fine. Given that most open source packages on Julia are on Github, this gives you fair coverage…

Just added a donate button to the github readme. The thought never really crossed my mind before this. Will try to have the website fixed soon. Cheers, Dan

Even better: Just add a jl to your search term. Since Julia packages are named with a trailing .jl by convention, simply searching for protobuf.jl or gpu jl works great. protobuf.jl at DuckDuckGo DuckDuckGo. Privacy, Simplified. gpu jl at DuckDuc…

For all registered installable packages you can use, https://github.com/Nosferican/DependenciesParser.jl . using DependenciesParser DependenciesParser.data

[image] Tamas_Papp: I don’t quite see how the list of all available package is useful to a new user—it’s like drinking from a firehose. When I started to play around with julia, I scrolled through several times the list of packages at PackageEvaluator. I think when you don’t search for someth…

I find this works nicely with your package: using DependenciesParser function lookingfor(str::String) found = Array{String, 1}() for pkg in DependenciesParser.data if occursin(str, pkg) push!(found, pkg) end end return found end julia> lookingfor("Colo…

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Looks like New pkg.julialang.org - #10 by juliohm solves the discussion on this thread.

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