On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 8:44 PM, Alexander Bezzubov <[email protected]> wrote:
> Roman, James, Jim, Jongyoul,
>
> thank you guys for a feedback.
>
> James's point on community growing though the interpreter
> contributors\maintainers sounds great indeed and difficulties supporting
> external "plugins" with all the versions could overweight the benefits of
> such separation. And especially valuable is experience with Cloundstack
> that Jim brought in.
>
> I really like the idea of mixed model like the one that Jim has described:
> more mature interpreters should indeed belong to the root, as it is already
> now, so we just need to find a technical mean of separating early-stages
> ones (until the community steps up to say they are important\mature enough,
> by maintaining them).
> AFAIK one can also see the same pattern in Apache Spark project.
>
> Any thought on how such "zeppelin-extras" might work?

Every project I've been part of has always ended up having contrib/ folder
for stuff that had that exact 'incubation -- not for real use' flavor to it.

Thanks,
Roman.

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