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Legacy Projects
Some of my projects are retired, archived, or living happily under new maintainers. I keep these pages for posterity, because the projects mattered when they shipped and the lessons still hold. Old code is a kind of autobiography.
- clint: my first attempt at a command-line toolkit, from before Click existed.
- autoenv: directory-based environments, now best served by direnv.
- osx-gcc-installer: a compiler for your Mac without the 8 GB download, back when that was a real problem.
Where the Archives Live
- github.com/kennethreitz-archive: retired projects, preserved.
- github.com/not-kennethreitz: projects that moved on without me, in the best way.
Retiring software gracefully is an underrated skill. The kindest thing you can do for a project you no longer love is to say so plainly, point people somewhere better, and thank the people who carry it forward.