Alex Prengère

Hi! I recently switched from `json` to `orjson` and observed a significant performance boost when serializing JSON (typically 5x faster on my workload). I think this is currently the fastest...

As I wrote in the edit, I think this is already done 😉 with 02e18848401b8ab55be41d5ab43eba4e48224b1c. The way I understand the code, I think a `make plot` is enough to generate...

So here are the plots on my Fedora 33 Virtualbox. I can post the full reports if necessary. A couple of pain points I encountered when running those: - I...

At the time of writing this message, Python3.6 is still officially supported. For projects that recently dropped Python2 support, the usual "next" threshold is "Python3.6+". Personally, I would be in...

For the record, I have been doing a few updates of the data in the past weeks. The important part to understand is that for data issues, it has to...

Thanks a lot, perhaps we need indeed something different from ISO3166. There are other cabotage rules, for example for Japan, so theuse case also requires to be able to list...

Regarding [NeoBase](https://github.com/alexprengere/neobase), it basically depends on how you installed it, and how you set it up. If it was installed from [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/NeoBase/) using a regular `pip install neobase`, then the...

For the record, the AKT timezone is now fixed, and a few cases of wrong timezones in China were fixed also (see #166).

The only way we have right now to get fresh IATA data is through web scraping. This is what I use to monitor changes, and list gaps, like in #180....

For the record, recent versions of [`NeoBase`](https://github.com/alexprengere/neobase/blob/master/neobase/neobase.py#L60-L63) simply do not load retired airports by default. It seemed to be the consensus that people are almost never interested by retired airports...