Creating your own Python library: The development experience of GibridDB
The author shares their personal experience in developing a custom Python library called GibridDB. In the first part of this series, the article explores the theoretical foundations of library creation and the author's motivation, stemming from a lack of accessible guides for beginner developers. Inspired by studying various GitHub repositories, the author set out to create a data storage tool that would be more convenient than existing solutions. The article covers the journey from the initial idea to the attempt to systematize knowledge about library structures. The author emphasizes that the goal is not to reiterate official documentation, but to provide a practical perspective on turning abstract concepts into a functional software product. This material is useful for those considering creating their own Python tools but unsure how to begin studying library architecture and code organization.
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