That’s great Harshit. @Makarand: can you sync with Harshit? This will avoid duplicating efforts
Best Kaustubh Sent from my iPhone > On 23 Jun 2026, at 3:34 PM, Harshit Singh <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Zoi, > > Thank you for your response. > > I would be happy to collaborate with Kaustubh and Makarand on the JDBC > driver effort and contribute to any additional tasks that could extend the > scope of the project. > > For context, this JDBC driver was originally the project I proposed for > GSoC. During the application period I focused primarily on the > implementation and pull request. I was not yet familiar with the Apache > mailing-list workflow, so I did not engage much with mentors and community > discussions at that time. > > Since then, I have been learning more about the Apache contribution process > and would like to continue contributing to Wayang in a more active and > collaborative manner. > > I will be glad to help with any JDBC-related tasks, testing, documentation, > or other areas where contributors are currently needed. > > Thank you again for the guidance. > > Best regards, > Harshit Singh > >> On Mon, 22 Jun 2026 at 12:48, Zoi Kaoudi via dev <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >> Hi Harshit, >> >> thank you very much for your contribution and your interest. >> We are currently working on the JDBC driver as part of the GSoC program. >> Makarand is working with Kaustubh on this project. >> Feel free to get in touch and maybe get some tasks which could extend the >> scope of defined scope. >> >> @Kaustubh, Makarand: What do you think? Is there something that you >> wouldn't have time to implement and that Harshit could contribute? >> >> If not, you could work on another mini project. >> >> Best >> -- >> Zoi >> >> >> >> >> Στις Κυριακή 21 Ιουνίου 2026 στις 03:42:41 μ.μ. CEST, ο χρήστης Harshit >> Singh <[email protected]> έγραψε: >> >> >> >> >> >> Hello Wayang developers, >> >> I hope you are doing well. >> >> I am following up on WAYANG-55 and PR #719, which implements a JDBC driver >> for Apache Wayang: >> >> https://github.com/apache/wayang/pull/719 >> >> This work was originally proposed as part of a GSoC project idea, and I >> have continued developing it independently. The PR includes: >> >> - JDBC driver support for Apache Wayang >> - SQL execution through the Wayang SQL API >> - DatabaseMetaData support, including metadata discovery methods >> - Unit and integration tests (all currently passing) >> >> In addition, I submitted a separate documentation PR (#722) describing the >> JDBC driver, its architecture, usage, and examples. >> >> I would greatly appreciate feedback on whether this contribution aligns >> with the current direction and roadmap of Apache Wayang. In particular, I >> would like to understand: >> >> - Whether the JDBC driver is still considered a valuable addition to the >> project. >> - Whether the current implementation approach is appropriate or should >> be revised. >> - Whether the contribution should be split into smaller PRs to make >> review easier. >> - Whether there are any specific concerns that need to be addressed >> before further review. >> >> I am very interested in continuing to contribute to Apache Wayang beyond >> this work. If the project currently has higher-priority areas that need >> attention, I would be grateful for guidance on where contributors can help. >> I would be happy to work on open issues, features, testing, documentation, >> or other tasks that are valuable to the project. >> >> Thank you for your time and for maintaining Apache Wayang. I look forward >> to your feedback and hope to continue contributing to the project. >> >> Best regards, >> >> Harshit Singh
