Alexander Plavin

Totally agree, forcing a registration, even of different content for the same version, would really be convenient for private registries! Any plans for that, or would such a PR be...

Unless I'm missing something, you can just register multiple versions (like `0.1`, `0.2`, `0.3`, ...) in you private/local registry, and only register `0.4` in General when you are ready. Then...

Probably the most straightforward solution is to use StructArrays. It's a very popular and stable package. ```julia julia> A = StructArray(x=[1,2], y=[3,4]) julia> f(a) = (u=a.x+a.y, v=a.x-a.y) julia> B =...

FlexiJoins are a general join implementation, working for various collection types - most commonly, some kind of array. Many collections support the common Julia interface (eg indexing, views), so they...

@kdpsingh I just wanted to explain why the situation with dataframes in flexijoins is as it is, and to suggest a direct way to improve it right now if one...

Matplotlib definitely doesn't just "ignore" nans, compare how the 2nd and 3rd lines here look in the plot: ```python import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np plt.plot([1, 2, 3,...

> The point is that the graph "works", the code runs That attitude easily leads to silent correctness issues. Agree with @jariji, developing convenient but explicit and opt-in ways to...

Any package with extensions, not necessarily with piracy/ambiguity issues? Then take eg https://github.com/JuliaObjects/ConstructionBase.jl - small and very popular one.

Thanks for taking the time to respond even when on holidays :) Indeed, being conservative first and potentially adding stuff later is probably better than the other way round. Just...

> we have to hard-code dependencies to make them useable and performant That's my understanding of the current state as well. Unfortunately, this loses a major feature of dynamic libraries:...