Marc Garcia

I think in pandas we like things a bit more minimalist, you can see it in the API. ;) To focus a bit more the conversation, since the size of...

Thanks @rgommers, good feedback. I think something like this makes sense to me (and to you for what you say): - Install - Learning (probably a single page) - Tutorials...

Makes sense, we'll also have to link to older versions of the documentation. I added links to the home page, but I think having it under documentation also makes sense....

Ah, I see, thanks for clarifying. Our new home is far from finished, we're still discussing what to have there (https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/issues/28168). I added having the ecosystem too, I think it's...

Did a quick test with our website, and I think the size of the navbar and the dropdowns is great with the current proposal: https://datapythonista.github.io/pandas-web/ (most of the links will...

Good feedback, thank you. I made the donation pages a starting point for anyone supporting the project, linking to contribue to. I think pandas has enough contributors (like first timers),...

I think we all agree on the donate. And how I see it is perfectly fine for users if some projects don't have some sections. I think the value is...

That's strange. There is a flag `--run-high-memory` to run the high memory tests, which by default are not run. I'm not sure how much memory it requires, but surely not...

Thanks @devin-petersohn, I 100% agree on your comments. The syntax is trickier than some other implementation, and also we need to consider extra parameters, for example: `df.reduce(mod.reductions.var, ddof=1)`. The main...

> A quick count with `[s for s in dir(df) if not s.startswith('_')]` says there are currently 217 methods + attributes. 300 would probably still be fine, but I agree...