Rising Odegua

@kohehir Reading JSON into DataFrames does not use the object key, we instead use the position. Going forward, we may add an option to use keyed objects.

> Unfortunately, this makes usage with JSON almost pointless. JSON by definition is not required to be ordered. From the source [JSON.org](https://www.json.org/json-en.html) > `An object is an unordered set of...

@hrseymour We do mot have first class support for Date type at the moment. Unless it’s a string Datatype, you cannot work with Data objects directly. So to fix this,...

> **Describe the bug** When using DateTime on a Daterange series object, month() seems to be looking at days instead of month in the Date strings. > > **To Reproduce**...

> Hi, > > I think this is linked to DateRange using "Tolocaldatestring" and hence using the regional parameter of the browser, but datetime not really referring to these regional...

Thanks for the suggestion. We will consider it. If you're interested in working on this, let us know.

@steveoni Representing internal DS with an object is not optimal because of other operations we do on DataFrames and Series. One major example is indexing by position, objects are not...

> @risenW okay i get. thats cool. > > but i don't get what you trying to do here > > ```js > //Using the position, you can directly splice...

> Any updates on this? Seems like it would be a compelling feature to make this the default pandas go-to in the javascript ecosystem. We will work on this, just...

> Point me to the relevant code & I'll take a look! > > tbh this is currently a bit of a blocker to me even doing a spike with...