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Re:Who needs MLflow when you have SQLite? by nerdponx on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @01:51PM (#33628461)
The Pandas documentation has improved quite a bit. Last I checked, the only part of the reference docs with a big gap was the description of "extension arrays" and accessors.

The user guide material absolutely needs work, and the examples in the reference docs tend to be a little contrived. But I absolutely have seen worse-documented libraries, such as Gunicorn and Pydantic.

Re:Who needs MLflow when you have SQLite? by claytonjy on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @03:28PM (#33630050)
I'm surprised to see Pydantic in here; I've used Pandas and Pydantic both quite a lot, and have found the Pydantic docs to be quite good! Also a much smaller library with a saner API, and thus easier to document well.