Pythonorg

Python.org is the official website of the Python programming language. It serves as the primary online hub for the Python ecosystem, providing access to downloads, documentation, community resources, news, and information about events. The site is maintained by the Python Software Foundation (PSF) in collaboration with volunteers and the broader Python community.

The site offers centralized access to Python releases with download links for major operating systems, installation instructions, and release notes. The documentation section hosts comprehensive guides including tutorials, library reference, language reference, and how-to articles, with links to the full documentation set hosted on docs.python.org. The site also provides connections to related resources in the Python ecosystem, including links to PyPI and tools commonly used in Python development.

Python.org also serves as a portal for community and events. It lists upcoming Python conferences such as PyCon, regional meetups, and developer-focused community pages. News items and security advisories related to Python are published on the site to keep users informed about new releases and important issues affecting the language and its ecosystem.

History and governance: Python.org has been the official hub for the Python project since the early years of its development. The Python Software Foundation, established in 2001, operates the site in coordination with volunteers and community contributors. The PSF oversees the language’s development and community stewardship, with governance that encompasses a board of directors and active volunteer involvement to maintain the site and its content.