I don't have the bandwidth to do more on this right now. If another
member of the community wants to take a leadership role in our
involvement in GSoC that would be really great.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2019 at 1:06 PM Kevin Ratnasekera
wrote:
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> Hi Wes,
>
> I went through the JIRA on [1] there are coup
Hi Wes,
I went through the JIRA on [1] there are couple of comments which I can
make. I dont think you need create ticket on COMDEV, you can create or
reuse a ticket which is in your project and label it as gsoc2019. I am not
familiar with Apache Arrow codebase, so I might not be the best person t
hi Kevin,
I did post a JIRA ticket about Arrow project ideas. Perhaps I'm
mistaken about where we are in the process so hopefully it is still
possible to find a student to work on database driver bridges.
> I saw your involvement with community and its more than enough time to mentor
> a student
Hi Wes,
Why do you think of not participating this year?Google just announced
apache as accepted org. And this is the usual time where students start to
pop up. Its not too late to create some new ideas and post new tickets on
Jira. It doesn’t even matter you post something very basic, what mo
It would be interesting. I think the ship has sailed on GSoC for us
unfortunately. I'll try again to get the community interested in it
next year; hopefully I'll have a little more bandwidth then to help
make it happen
On Wed, Feb 27, 2019 at 12:13 AM Micah Kornfield wrote:
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> It might be intere
It might be interesting to build an ingestion bridge from Flight servers to
Spark or vice versa.
On Tue, Feb 19, 2019 at 9:25 AM Krisztián Szűcs
wrote:
> I'd like to implement the Clickhouse[1] bridge, perhaps I can find some
> time in the near future. There is a client library[2] which quiet ni
I'd like to implement the Clickhouse[1] bridge, perhaps I can find some
time in the near future. There is a client library[2] which quiet nicely
aligns with Arrow's columnar format.
I'd also consider MySQL, because that's the most popular database.
[1] clickhouse.yandex
[2] https://github.com/artp
I agree with Antoine. The more well-defined and less uncertain the
project, the higher the probability of success. I had suggested
implementing a bridge between one or more database protocols (e.g.
SQLite3 or libpq / PostgreSQL) as example projects that could get done
in 3 months. By the way, if an
Le 19/02/2019 à 03:59, Tanya Schlusser a écrit :
> Would developing an open standard for in-memory records qualify as 'GSoC'
> worthy?
>
> In reference to this placeholder in the Confluence wiki:
>
> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/ARROW/Apache+Arrow+Home#ApacheArrowHome-Developinga
Would developing an open standard for in-memory records qualify as 'GSoC'
worthy?
In reference to this placeholder in the Confluence wiki:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/ARROW/Apache+Arrow+Home#ApacheArrowHome-Developinganopenstandardforin-memoryrecords
which links to ARROW-1790
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