On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 4:03 PM, Tyler Hobbs wrote:
> I'll leave it to somebody else to comment on adding collections, etc to
> Thrift.
Doesn't make sense, since Thrift is all about the raw data cells, and
collections are an abstraction layer on top of that.
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Jonathan Ellis
Project Chair, Apa
On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Vladimir Prudnikov
wrote:
> I read somewhere that it will be for backward compatibility, but does it
> mean that new features
> will not be added to the Thrift interface
Yes, the thrift interface will remain stable and not be changing.
-Brandon
Hi, I'm the maintainer of pycassa and the DataStax python-driver. I just
broke some fingers, so I will be brief.
Regarding performance, the python driver is brand new and still has some
issues to be worked out around performance (C extension, locking and
signaling). How you use it has a big impa
Hi all,
This is may be is not the right place to ask, but I though developers can
answer to my questions better than users.
It looks clear that Cassandra dev team concentrates on CQL rather than
Thrift interface. I'm considering using Cassandra as a storage for my
current project which will repla
