Readme improvements

[j-bennet]

Update readme.

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[jacobtomlinson]

This is a nice improvement.

One thing I notice when reading his through is that it doesn't mention the phrase "Delta Lake" if at all, and I expect many people will be searching for things like "Dask Delta Lake". Maybe we should drop that phrase through some more?

[j-bennet]

One thing I notice when reading his through is that it doesn't mention the phrase "Delta Lake" if at all, and I expect many people will be searching for things like "Dask Delta Lake". Maybe we should drop that phrase through some more?

I agree, I was wondering why we named the package dask-deltatable and not dask-deltalake in the first place. To me dask-deltalake would be more telling, as well. I'll see if I can insert more of those keywords.

[j-bennet]

@jrbourbeau do you have the chance to review / merge?

[fjetter]

I agree, I was wondering why we named the package dask-deltatable and not dask-deltalake in the first place. To me dask-deltalake would be more telling, as well. I'll see if I can insert more of those keywords.

That name is already taken on PyPI. I reached out to the maintainer to see if we can have it. For now, we should stick with what we have.