#42 Simplify Import Paths by Exposing Core Classes at Package Root #43
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Purpose
Linked issue: close #42
Simplify import paths, to avoid exposing internal technical details and avoid unnecessary coupling between user code and the py4j implementation mechanism. That also means, we can have a flexibility for future refactoring - we can change the underlying implementation without breaking user code.
This change maintains backward compatibility while providing a better developer experience.
Tests
API and Format
Documentation
Better to update Doc too.