More from our series on developments to look forward to in the upcoming Pants 2.16: https://t.co/tratubZx0I Taking advantage of visibility features will bring you cleaner codebase architecture and a dependency graph that is easier to reason about. Enjoy!

And without further ado: The 2024 Pantsbuild User Survey is live! Do you use Pants? We want to hear from you. Check out the blog post for all the details and a link to the survey:

Pantsbuild maintainers here. We've been silent for a bit, but are rebooting this account. Stay tuned for more news about Pantsbuild, the ergonomic build system!

pants: The Pantsbuild developer workflow system ⭐️ 2646 Author: @pantsbuild #rustlang https://t.co/fj2lYiPjSq

Are you looking for ways to support open source maintainers? See how you can help during #MaintainerMonth!

Hey #PyConUS2023 see you today at Sprints! Pants maintainers will be at the Developer Tooling table. Whether you'd like to hack on Pants, or get help using it, we're here for you. Feel free to come by just to chat too. We love conversations about Python, scaling, monorepos, etc…

The most complicated part of our software systems are people. #PyCon

Are you interested in being part of the PyCon Portugal 2023 team? Volunteer applications are now open! 🎉 Fill out our form here: https://t.co/xcrwqdPuHw We can't wait to work with you! 🙌 #pyconpt23 #pycon #pyconportugal #pyconevents

It us! Y'all, keep an eye out for this on the backs of Pants maintainers at #PyConUS2023. We love to chat about build eng, dev productivity tools, code quality, perf, scaling, packaging, cross-building, remote execution, monorepos, Rust, and *of course* all things Python... 🐍

Yay, time for @pycon! Catch @cczona's Maintainers Summit online talk about how to successfully guide an open source community through setbacks, and meet maintainers @chrisjrn @benjy @thejcannon @stuhood in person this week. We love to chat all things Python & dev productivity.

This 10 mins mini-talk is available online now, along with the other #MaintainersSummit mini-talks. We'll also be holding a live group Q&A on Friday, so get your questions ready about being Python OSS maintainer. P.S. Say hi to my @pantsbuild colleagues onsite at @pycon Wed-Mon!

Good news! We got quite a few people ask for a bit more time to get their proposals together. We're ahead of schedule, so we can give that time to you! You've now got one more week to get your proposals in!

Volunteer for #PyConUS! Are you a people person? Registration or the Information booth might be for you! Do you want to meet and network with conference speakers? Greenroom or Session Staff is perfect for that! Check out volunteer roles here: https://t.co/yqeLT65TSu

That’s a wrap! PyTexas 2023 has concluded! Thank you to everyone who came out and we can’t wait to see you next year, April 20 - 21 back at the Austin Central Public Library!

That's a wrap on @pytexas 2023! Thanks to the organizers for putting together such a great conference. We loved chatting with everyone about their projects and passions, and telling them about Pants. See y'all at @pycon US 2023! PS Austin BBQ FTW. Your move, SLC food scene...

Tristan Lee of @bellingcat speaking about using Python for OSINT. Absolutely fascinating closing talk at @pytexas .

"The time to run linters in Pants is almost constant" (Thanks to caching etc, we haven't actually broken the laws of computational complexity...) Aurélien Didier showing some impressive results with Pants, at @pytexas

Some benefits of running Pylint in Pants:

Diagramming how Pants makes it fast and easy to run PyLint with custom in-repo plugins, utilizing fine-grained invalidation, caching and concurrency.

"Pants knows your code better than you do."