Paul Irwin

At this point, I'd consider your port to .NET Standard to be 2.0, and any future refactorings/rewrites to be 3.0+. "Perfect is the enemy of the good" and all.

Thanks for the feedback! At first glance I like this, however I have a few concerns that I want to make sure we think through before doing this. This has...

@deeprobin I hadn't heard any response so to be honest it fell off my radar 😄 I should have phrased my post earlier in the form of a question -...

@deeprobin Mind sharing some performance numbers and/or an example data set as a baseline? Or is this just hypothetical at this point?

@deeprobin Thanks, but I was meaning about actual performance problems using this library that Span would help with. If there's no feedback from the community that this is a real...

Hi @Ehsan-F, thanks for submitting this! This project is actually a port of an upstream project written in Java, so we do not want to deviate from how they are...

@awarrenlove Workarounds like that are acceptable, but updating the docs/readme to reflect that would be in order (if that's the only option) since the readme as-is doesn't work in PowerShell.

I'm in favor of 1 and 3, but 3 only if something like F#'s `_` is used instead of `var`. `var` does not seem to be an appropriate name for...

@rcmdh I totally get that, and it was a fine starting point for discussion. And perhaps the name `var` for variable type inference was a little short-sighted initially (i.e. C++...

@nightpool Paperclip is [deprecated since 2018](https://thoughtbot.com/blog/closing-the-trombone) and they recommend moving to ActiveStorage, which does appear to support Azure Storage (although I have no experience with using ActiveStorage yet). Perhaps moving...