pnguin
A simple, lightweight DataFrame library with dual-axis (either row or column mode) support, and remote DB DataFrames.
Usage
This library is currently in development
Why pnguin?
Well, Penguins are cute. Pandas are cute. This is a Pandas alternative, and the name penguin was taken. So I just got rid of the e.
On a fun side note though, this let's us now use this as: import pnguin as pn -- close enough to import pandas as pd, don't you think?
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