Pavel Gorgulov
Pavel Gorgulov
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@Jolanrensen > ```df.convert { "date"() }.toLocalDateTime("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'")``` Will this also work for ?
* to support multiplatform, needed to switch to kotlinx.serialization - #312 It would be nice if the part with the parser was separated into a separate module * also appeared...
Doubts arose about multiplatform support in dataframe, because the library uses a lot of reflections. I've looked into this a bit, most of the reflection we use is in common....
In fact, this is the only thing I noticed that is strongly tied to the platform. In this case, for jvm everything will be the same, for native it will...
I took a closer look at multiplatform support and conducted some experiments with it. Initially, I made some erroneous conclusions. Here are the issues I discovered: - Support for generated...
Do you have `JAVA_HOME` in `PATH`?
Not really To build the native part of the library, the script looks for the `include` folder from the java directory. To do this, you must have `JAVA_HOME` in `PATH`....
Saving in svg format can be done using [Javet](https://github.com/caoccao/Javet). Right now, it's the only js engine supported by jvm. Other options: GrallVm Polyglot, project Panama, or kotlin wasm support.
Hide specific public fields and functions from the public API. Currently, all fields and functions declared as public are accessible to external users of the library, which may not always...