+1. Something like this would be quite valuable, especially if it
highlighted successful real-world applications of Arrow and helped to
disseminate to a broader audience the news of Arrow's increasing
adoption as a standard.
We should name it "This IntervalUnit in Arrow"
On Fri, Jul 21, 2023 at
I'm not aware of one but I'd love to see one get started and would be
happy to contribute.
Related, I'm aware that Nic Crane and Marlene Mhangami have put
together resources in the "awesome-x" style for R [1] and Python [2],
respectively.
[1] https://github.com/thisisnic/awesome-arrow-r
[2] https
Apparently, we never managed to test the C API support in the C# library on
downlevel versions of .NET until now, and they don't actually work :(. This
gap is in part because the tests don't get run on anything but .NET 7.0.
I've submitted a PR to address these issues, though the testing for .NET
4
Hi,
Does anyone know a location that collects / syndicates Apache Arrow related
content?
Some examples of such a thing are [1] for python and [2] for Rust [2].
Andrew
[1]: https://planetpython.org/
[2] https://this-week-in-rust.org/
Yes, those are the two main approaches to hashing in the code base that I
am aware of as well. I haven't seen any real concrete comparison and
benchmarks between the two. If collisions between NA and 0 are a problem
it would probably be ok to tweak the hash value of NA to something unique.
I susp
Hi,
What are the recommended ways to hash Arrow structures? What are the pros and
cons of each approach?
Looking a bit through the code, I've so far found two different hashing
approaches, which I describe below. Are there any others?
A first approach I found is using `Hashing32` and `Hashing6
Hi,
As discussed during the community calls I have also triggered the
benchmark tests on the Pull Request for RC 0 [1].
I am trying to get the conbench comparison between the 13.0.0 RC0 and
12.0.1 RC1 (latest release) by having a chat with the conbench
maintainers. I'll share as soon as I have it
Hi,
I would like to propose the following release candidate (RC0) of Apache
Arrow version 13.0.0. This is a release consisting of 428
resolved GitHub issues[1].
This release candidate is based on commit:
ac2d207611ce25c91fb9fc90d5eaff2933609660 [2]
The source release rc0 is hosted at [3].
The bi
