+1 for Rust.
On Wed, Jun 22, 2022 at 4:21 AM LuNing Wang wrote:
> +1 for Rust
>
> Best Regards,
> LuNing Wang
>
> Nan Zhu 于2022年6月22日周三 14:15写道：
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>> +1 for using rust as the backbone for new language bindings
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>> On Sun, Jun 12, 2022 at 23:52 OpenInx wrote:
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>>> Thanks Kyle for sharing yo
+1 for Rust
Best Regards,
LuNing Wang
Nan Zhu 于2022年6月22日周三 14:15写道：
> +1 for using rust as the backbone for new language bindings
>
> On Sun, Jun 12, 2022 at 23:52 OpenInx wrote:
>
>> Thanks Kyle for sharing your context.
>>
>> Recently, I also spent some time practicing my Rust skills. Gene
+1 for using rust as the backbone for new language bindings
On Sun, Jun 12, 2022 at 23:52 OpenInx wrote:
> Thanks Kyle for sharing your context.
>
> Recently, I also spent some time practicing my Rust skills. Generally,
> I'm +1 for adding Rust SDK support for native language.
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>
> On Mon, Jun
Thanks Kyle for sharing your context.
Recently, I also spent some time practicing my Rust skills. Generally,
I'm +1 for adding Rust SDK support for native language.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 12:51 PM Kyle Bendickson wrote:
> Thanks for starting this discussion.
>
> I know I was the first to men
Thanks for starting this discussion.
I know I was the first to mention some of my concerns (which I still have
and would apply to any new major change), but I also think that this is an
avenue that should be explored.
Specifically a native integration would have many benefits for read paths
(in a
Hi Tao Wu.
I think the apache iceberg community is very consistent in providing the
Iceberg SDK for native languages. I am very happy to offer my perspective
and help if needed when you try to move this thing forward.
On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 11:04 AM Wu Tao wrote:
> Hi, everyone, I'm Tao. I'm
Hi, everyone, I'm Tao. I'm currently working on a commercial streaming system
that is written in Rust.
Actually, I'm planning to implement an Iceberg Rust SDK so that we can have
better integration with the existing Iceberg ecosystem. Initially I found
https://github.com/oliverdaff/iceberg-rs,
As Micah said, this would be pretty cool to use in Arrow datasets. I can't
make any promises about helping develop it but if it were developed I could
help integrate into Arrow datasets / Acero and provide some proof of
concept.
On Wed, Jun 8, 2022, 6:35 AM Ryan Blue wrote:
> While I understand
While I understand Kyle's concerns, I'm all for a C++ or Rust
implementation.
We know that this is going to help a lot of people that want to integrate
Iceberg in engines that are outside the JVM ecosystem. I think it would be
great to work with anyone that is interested and build up the community
As a cloud-native table format standard for the big-data ecosystem, I
believe supporting multiple languages is the correct direction so that
different languages can connect to the apache iceberg table format.
But I can also get Kyle's point about lacking enough resources(developers
and reviewers
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> There’s also the question of how useful this would be in practice given
> the complexity of using C++ (or Rust etc) within some of the major
> frameworks.
>
One place this would be useful is for the Arrow's DataSet API [1]. An
option the Arrow community might be open to is hosting parts of th
Hi caneGuy,
I personally don’t dislike this idea. I understand the performance benefits.
But this would be a huge undertaking for the community. We’d need to ensure
we had sufficient developer support for reviews (likely one of the biggest
issues), as well as a number of other things. Particularl
Currently there is no existing effort to develop a C++ package. That being
said I think it would be awesome to have one! If anyone is willing to start
that development effort, I can help with some of the ground work to
kickstart it.
I would say the first step would be for someone to prepare a high
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