Re: [DISCUSS] Gelly planning for release 1.3 and roadmap

Hi Visia and Greg, I totally agree with you. The basic design idea behind Flink and Gelly's API meets my personal taste well. Marking stable API must be not easy as it looks like and I don't think I am eligible to talk about it now : ) IMO, updating multiple datasets is essential for making

Re: [DISCUSS] Gelly planning for release 1.3 and roadmap

Flink’s stable API provides the frameworks (DataStream and DataSet). On top of these frameworks Gelly provides additional models for iterative algorithms, but there are algorithms such as Minimum Spanning Tree which do not easily map to these models (in this instance requiring nested

Re: [DISCUSS] Gelly planning for release 1.3 and roadmap

On Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 1:43 PM, Vasiliki Kalavri > wrote: Hi Greg, On 24 February 2017 at 18:09, Greg Hogan > wrote: > Thanks, Vasia, for starting the discussion. > > I was expecting

Re: [DISCUSS] Gelly planning for release 1.3 and roadmap

Hi Xingcan, thank you for your input! On 27 February 2017 at 14:03, Xingcan Cui wrote: > Hi Vasia and Greg, > > thanks for the discussion. I'd like to share my thoughts. > > 1) I don't think it's necessary to extend the algorithm list intentionally. > It's just like a

Re: [DISCUSS] Gelly planning for release 1.3 and roadmap

Hi Greg, On 24 February 2017 at 18:09, Greg Hogan wrote: > Thanks, Vasia, for starting the discussion. > > I was expecting more changes from the recent discussion on restructuring > the project, in particular regarding the libraries. Gelly has always > collected algorithms

Re: [DISCUSS] Gelly planning for release 1.3 and roadmap

Thanks, Vasia, for starting the discussion. I was expecting more changes from the recent discussion on restructuring the project, in particular regarding the libraries. Gelly has always collected algorithms and I have personally taken an algorithms-first approach for contributions. Is that

[DISCUSS] Gelly planning for release 1.3 and roadmap

Hello squirrels, this is a discussion thread to organize the Gelly component development for release 1.3 and discuss longer-term plans for the library. I am hoping that with time-based releases, we can distribute the load for PR reviewing and make better use of our time, and also point