That looks fine Jeff. You might want to call it 'Apache HBase' rather than HBase if you are trying to be 'formal'. Good stuff, St.Ack
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 2:34 PM, Jeffrey Spies <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, Developers, > > Do you have a preferred way to cite HBase? I'm currently using: > > @webpage{HBase, > Author = {{The Apache Software Foundation}}, > Lastchecked = {2010-10-31}, > Title = {Welcome to HBase!}, > Url = {http://hbase.apache.org}, > Year = {2010}} > > or, when formatted: > > The Apache Software Foundation (2010). "Welcome to HBase!", URL > http://hbase.apache.org. > > If not, I am fond of citing documentation if organized into what can > be considered a manual (then it can have a more prominent position on, > say, a CV): > > HBase Development Team (2010). HBase: A Distributed Database for Large > Datasets. The Apache Software Foundation, Los Angeles, CA. URL > http://hbase.apache.org. > > Thanks, > > Jeff. >
