Readme + Similar Library

[EntilZha]

Saw your package on the PyPI Twitter account, checked it out here. Definitely add a Readme so potential users can see what the package can do (checking the tests out helps).

I also wanted to plug a library I have been working on for a while now that has very similar goals: https://github.com/EntilZha/ScalaFunctional. I definitely accept pull requests if there is something you would like to see.

[danielblando]

Thanks for the heads up. I'm doing this package to help in a work project, not spent time doing a readme yet.
Really cool the library that you have done, at the time I was looking for something can't find anything useful. I will get a better look and contribute if find something to help improve.

[EntilZha]

Its funny how I made that library for the exact same reason that you did (doing work, and wanting better tools). What was your search process for packages? This seems to be a common trend.

[danielblando]

I looked up for "linq" get the first three responses and lookup the codes, but i thought it was to complex and not exactly what i was looking for. As I was looking for a linq package I just move my eyes in the packages name and yours don't came to a lot of attention. I think that is why i didn't see yours.
I moved from working with c# to python and Linq is an awesome library in c# and that is a pretty good reason to do the package rsrs

[EntilZha]

Thanks for the feedback. I now showup on pypi for searching "linq", although its a few results down. I have been struggling with the package name. The origin of the package name right now makes sense (and is entirely not creative), and not sure if I should switch names and if so to what.