Hello Andrii Welcome to the Apache Zeppelin community. We're always happy to help people getting onboard with the project.
First, I would suggest to read the online documentation to get familiar with Zeppelin features: http://zeppelin.apache.org/docs/0.7.0-SNAPSHOT/ About Zeppelin Architecture, you may throw an eye to my slides: http://www.slideshare.net/doanduyhai/apache-zeppelin-the-missing-component-for-the-big-data-ecosystem-58863557/7 About the interpreter system and how it is implemented: http://www.slideshare.net/doanduyhai/apache-zeppelin-the-missing-component-for-the-big-data-ecosystem-58863557/16 If you have more questions about the source code of Zeppelin, just throw me an email Regards On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 6:31 AM, Andrii Pelekh <pelek...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I am looking for a mentor that could help me to get on board with > Zeppelin. Please see my summary below. I followed the Mentoring Application > Procedure and I would welcome any notes/advices/suggestions on anything > that I could miss. > > My name is Andrii. I am originally from Ukraine. I moved to US about 3 > years ago and right now I live in Denver. I am working as a software > engineer in NASDAQ. My resume is attached in case if anyone is interested. > > I am very interested in joining the Apache Community. From all the Apache > projects that are currently open, I liked Zeppelin the most. First because > it is Java/Scala based, and second because of the domain that the project > is aimed for. An analytic tool for a large-scale data that is designed for > the data scientists sounds awesome. > > I have two years of experience as a software developer. My main language > is Java. Other languages and frameworks that I have worked with are > JavaScript, C#, Angular, Spring, SQL, Linux (Bash and shell scripts) and > SMARTS (programming language/software suit designed for financial markets; > we use it a lot in NASDAQ). I also have some knowledge in algorithms, data > structures and their running times. My previous working experience is > mostly in back end. This is my primary area of interest and I would like to > focus more on back end tasks, but I can work on anything that is required > for the project. > > I never worked in an open source environment but I would like to start. To > make it happen, I don't need to be babysitted but I need a small push. That > is why I am looking for a mentor that could help me to get on board. From > my side I can guarantee a long term commitment, eagerness to learn and > desire to benefit for the project. I have no restrictions for the time > frame that I am willing to invest but only my job. I can work on my > evenings and weekends and I am ready to start as soon as possible. > > Please let me know if anyone is interested to be my mentor. > > Thank you, > Andrii >
