Studying Python release adoptions by looking at PyPI downloads

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Analysis of version adoptions on PyPI

We get PyPI download statistics via Google's BigQuery using the pypinfo tool.

Usage

First you need to get an access to PyPI's BigQuery, by following pypinfo procedure.

Then there's two main invocations, first fetch the data using:

python python-versions.py --fetch

Then plot it using:

python python-versions.py