Hi, I’ve completed my proposal for GSoC 2019 and have gone over it with Preston Carman, I just wanted to post it here for you all and would appreciate any feedback I can get on it. I’ll be submitting the draft shortly but will still be able to make changes if need be.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ze5eJAdsB85r3XkSFGdvk8hulr58FctKedt8jN38KJk/edit?usp=sharing Thanks! - Stephen Ermshar On 2019/04/01 06:38:08, Mike Carey <[email protected]<http://gmail.com>> wrote: > Stephen,> > > That sounds like a good project to me! (The stretch goal may be tough, > > for the summer, but could be a good follow-on independent study project > > w/Preston - but worth aiming at!)> > > Cheers,> > > Mike> > > On 3/31/19 10:01 PM, Stephen Ermshar wrote:> > > Hi Till and AsterixDB Devs,> > >> > > I’m a junior CS major at Walla Walla University this year and have been > > working with Preston Carman over the last quarter migrating some of his > > code into the master branch. We’ve been talking about applying to Google > > Summer of Code this year to create a sort merge join built on the parallel > > sort. Preston was telling me that such a contribution would create a sorted > > dataset across many partitions, include a merge-join operator and add > > changes to the compiler to build the query plan, with a stretch goal of > > picking split points dynamically.> > >> > > Does this seem like a good project for Google summer of Code? If not, are > > there other projects or suggestions that might be more fitting?> > >> > > Thanks,> > >> > > - Stephen Ermshar> > >> > >> > > On 2019/03/11 02:48:06, "Till Westmann" > > <[email protected]<http://apache.org>> wrote:> > >> Hi,>> > >>> > >> Google Summer of Code 2019 is getting started and I'm wondering if there > >> are>> > >> projects we'd like to mentor (and who would like to do that).>> > >>> > >> Cheers,>> > >> Till>> > >> > > >> > - Stephen Ermshar
