Hi Zoi, Thank you for your reply.
I have set up Apache Wayang locally and successfully ran the WordCount example to verify the environment. I am now exploring the issues listed in JIRA and started looking into the task about implementing a JDBC driver for Wayang. I have also been experimenting with a small prototype JDBC module that delegates SQL queries to Wayang’s SqlContext, mainly to better understand the SQL execution pipeline in Wayang. I will continue exploring the codebase and the related issues. If there are specific parts of the SQL API or planner that you would recommend studying first for this task, I would appreciate your suggestion. Best regards Harshit On Tue, 10 Mar 2026 at 01:38, Zoi Kaoudi <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Harshit, > > thank you for your interest on our project. You could start by making sure > the wordcount example runs in your local deployment. Then you can check the > issues to find one that could suit your skills. > > Feel free to ask any questions that may arise. > > Best > -- > Zoi > > On 2026/03/09 08:37:15 Harshit Singh wrote: > > Hello Wayang community, > > > > My name is Harshit Singh and I am a computer science student interested > in > > contributing to Apache Wayang through Google Summer of Code 2026. > > > > I am particularly interested in the project "Implement a JDBC driver for > > Wayang (WAYANG-55)". > > > > I have experience with Java and SQL and would like to start exploring the > > Wayang codebase. Could you please guide me on where to begin and suggest > > beginner-friendly issues related to this project? > > > > Thank you for your time. > > > > Best regards, > > Harshit Singh > > >
