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It definitely is @Ricocotam! Some PRs are ready but include breaking changes (like #580) so they might be merged after a bunch of other PRs that do not include breaking changes (like #581, #591, #588, #589) in order to cut a patch release (0.12.2) before a new major release (0.13.0).
A bunch of PRs are waiting for a second reviewer, but the project is definitely alive.
There is a whole ecosystem of crates building on top of it (ndarray-stats, ndarray-linalg, linxal, ndarray-vision, ecc), both new and old ones, hence I wouldn't doubt the investment of the scientific Rust community in ndarray.
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LukeMathWalker commentedon Mar 10, 2019
It definitely is @Ricocotam! Some PRs are ready but include breaking changes (like #580) so they might be merged after a bunch of other PRs that do not include breaking changes (like #581, #591, #588, #589) in order to cut a patch release (
0.12.2) before a new major release (0.13.0).A bunch of PRs are waiting for a second reviewer, but the project is definitely alive.
There is a whole ecosystem of crates building on top of it (
ndarray-stats,ndarray-linalg,linxal,ndarray-vision, ecc), both new and old ones, hence I wouldn't doubt the investment of the scientific Rust community inndarray.Ricocotam commentedon Mar 10, 2019
Awesome, super glad to hear this. Does any tutorial/docs has been released ? I didn't search but I didn't find it on the readme
Edti : Crap, I didn't see the first link ^^
I hope I can contribute soon
LukeMathWalker commentedon Mar 10, 2019
All Rust crates have their docs automatically built and uploaded on https://docs.rs/ once they are released on crates.io.
Depending on your background, this particular section might turn out to be quite useful: ndarray for NumPy's users.
I am also putting a together a long-form tutorial - still early days, but you can find the first post (on
Vec<T>) here.