Question

Reading source code of the early release/version is very helpful for beginner to digest complex project. There is less line of code and learner can see the progression of the project.

However, finding those early version is not easy. Those early work may be deemed as "useless" and not get publish online or include in version control system.

For example, python celery only has v2.1.1 as its earliest tag on Github

So what's your secret trick to find out those early work?

Was it helpful?

Solution

Judging by your example (python celery) I assume you are talking about python code/projects

If this is the case, then you can find what you looking for at pypi.
e.g: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/celery/0.1.2.

Just download the source file, and you will have all the code.

To find out what versions are available on pypi you can use the code from this stackoverflow answer

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