Zhanibek

I honestly tried to do it your way, but I hated what it looked like at the end. I just thought having one more standalone page of docs is okay...

Since the first week is defined in terms of Thursday according to ISO, perhaps this should be named `firstthursdayofyear` and then it would be both right by intuition and ISO...

The current behavior is intentional, but you are right about the ambiguity. Initially I was going to only let iso year as an input, but then I thought it would...

I actually thought and decided against `firstmondayofyear` functions completely, as I feel it is not needed now that I learned more about ISO year system. I implemented some utils that...

For `weeksperyear` I used https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_week_date#Weeks_per_year equivalent definition which seems safe

Yeah, I'll get on to that, sorry for the delay. My editor keeps formatting files on save according to juliaformatter (thereby chaning like 50% of the lines), i have not...

Yeah i have no idea why tests are failing on apple ...

``` #!/usr/bin/env python3 import pandas as pd data = pd.read_csv("testdate.csv", parse_dates=['date']) data["iso-date"] = data.date.apply(lambda x: x.isocalendar()) for row in range(data.shape[0]): normaldate = data.iloc[row, 0].strftime("%Y,%m,%d") isoyear = data.iloc[row,1].year isoweek = data.iloc[row,1].week...

I dont understand, where/what should I fix?

Thanks a lot, so i guess the doctest actually runs the examples am I right?