We are happy to announce that Cascading 1.2 is now publicly available for 
download.

http://www.cascading.org/2010/12/cascading-12-now-available.html

This release features many performance and usability enhancements while 
remaining backwards compatible with 1.0 and 1.1.

Specifically:

        • Performance optimizations during grouping
        • Composable map-side partial aggregations
        • Native Riffle support for non-Cascading (or nested iterative 
Cascading) processes

We are also happy to announce that Cascading and its extensions have their own 
Maven/Ivy Jar repository, Conjars. 
http://conjars.org/

Conjars is a public repository, any developer wishing to publish Cascading 
libraries and extensions can register their public key and push artifacts.

Along with this release are a number of extensions created by the Cascading 
user community.
http://www.cascading.org/modules.html

Among these extension are:

        • Cascading.Avro - Cascading Scheme for the Apache Avro data 
serialization format.
        • Cascading.Memcached - Integration with Memcached, Membase, and 
ElasticSearch.
        • Bixo - a web mining toolkit
        • DBMigrate - a tool for migrating data to/from RDBMSs into Hadoop
        • Cascalog - a robust interactive extensible query language


cheers,
chris

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Chris K Wensel
[email protected]
http://www.concurrentinc.com

-- Concurrent, Inc. offers mentoring, support, and licensing for Cascading

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