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## Background
By default, we generate the data catalog in `feather` format, which we benchmarked to be the fastest and most compact columnar format, slightly better than `parquet`. However `parquet` …
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Totally fine if the answer to this question is "Because it is what we use", but I wonder if the capabilities of SPZ could be covered by standing upon something like Parquet or [Apache Feather](https:/…
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Not sure who could look into this… I am trying to sideload iTorrent using Feather and getting this error:
signApp: Error Domain=NSCocoaError- Domain Code=259 "The file couldn't be opened because i…
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I've used '.feather' as the file format here, but over the last couple years the community has standardized around '.arrow' instead, to the point where the mailing list is now discussing deprecating t…
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# Overview
It should be pretty straight-forward to add a `frictionless.parsers.FeatherParser` class.
Using Pandas, one can do something like:
```
import pandas as pd
pd.read_feather('data.f…
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### Description
the feather quickfix functionality has some problems:
- the tool feather icon cannot be clicked, you have to find the sweet spot to the side of the icon for the tooltip to show and …
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This follows on #1180 and #1435 .
We should provide guidance about:
* instability of metadata API and crosslink to get involved in that discussion
* comparisons between the file formats in terms …
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This is a placeholder for a possible integration I wanted to capture. It currently has Python and R bindings, so would fit in well here.
https://github.com/wesm/feather
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Feather is a recently introduced fast binary format for storing data frames. It's language agnostic and it can be currently used to load data frames into R and Python. It would be great to have a supp…
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GMEdit currently uses its own type naming scheme which runs in contrast with Feather's own naming.
The main issue with this is that both can use the same JSDoc formatting for function arguments, bu…