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It is exactly as convenient (if not more). You set up a set of 3 repositories (local for your modules, remove to proxy the PyPI, and virtual, which unifies them under a single URL …

Ouch, that's bad, shouldn't happen and usually doesn't happen. Ping me in DMs on Twitter (@jbaruch) or by email (jbaruch@jfrog.com) and I'll investigate what happened.

Re Bintray isn't standard: There is no standard, both Bintray and Maven Central are just internet repositories. JCenter is bigger, so if you define "standard" as "bigger one", Bint…

They'd better not. Nexus has horrible node.js support: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yctqs1sN8U Check Artifactory instead, they have first class support (Disclaimer: I am with J…

Brian, how ignorant of you (again). The docs on signing are public, you could read before spreading FUD.

That's very true. That's why Bintray has both "web identity verification" and pgp signing, while Maven Central gives you signing only, without a way to really identify the author.

Look at twitter. Everybody can't be happier because Maven Central is served over SSL now. That's good. But if you can't verify what they serve you over SSL it worth nothing. I glad…

They do blame the reason they didn't do it on the lack of demand from the users.

Well, in that case @iancarroll didn't read the post. What he claims I don't understand is exactly what the post says.

The author of what?

Is it enough? http://blog.bintray.com/2014/08/04/feel-secure-with-ssl-thin...

I am not sure how the fact that Bintray is DDOSed from China (and still fully operational without any interruption) dismisses your trust in Bintray. I am also not sure how you figu…

Full disclosure - I am a developer Advocate with JFrog, the company behind Bintray. So,jcenter is a Java repository in Bintray ( https://bintray.com/bintray/jcenter ), which is the…