Hey Chris, yeah good idea :) I’ll try to include more of that in the future and share our next steps as well. What I posted earlier isn’t a ‘fixed format’ anyway — will tweak it if better ideas come up ;-)
I would also like to add a part of something like ideas we’d love to see community feedback on or things we’re opening up for community discussion,etc. Pengcheng Am Fr., 18. Apr. 2025 um 11:32 Uhr schrieb Christofer Dutz < christofer.d...@c-ware.de>: > Hi Pengcheng, > > thanks for sharing … I guess this helps seeing what the project was up to, > would it be possible to add „what’s up next“, as this could help potential > external contributors to participate? > > Chris > > > Von: Pengcheng Zheng <maca...@gmail.com> > Datum: Freitag, 18. April 2025 um 11:12 > An: dev@iotdb.apache.org <dev@iotdb.apache.org> > Betreff: [Timecho Weekly Update] IoTDB Development Tracker > Dear IoTDB community, > > As mentioned earlier this week, we’d like to share a brief update on some > of the development progress and ongoing work from the Timecho team this > week. Our focus continues to be on improving system performance, expanding > feature support, and preparing new capabilities that may interest the > community. > > ## IoTDB Development Tracker: > > *- *Data Subscription & Sync Optimization: Fixed several issues related to > data subscription and synchronization. > > - Active/Async Load: Working on improving performance and optimizing > monitoring items. > > - Scale-in Optimization: A load balancing strategy was implemented to > improve resource allocation during scale-in. > > - RTO/RPO Improvements: Working on enhancing high availability of > read/write for better fault tolerance. > > - C# Session Client: (1) Released version 2.0.2 with support for the table > mode; (2) Released version 1.3.4, which adds support for four new data > types and fixes an issue where incomplete result sets were returned when > querying a cluster. > > - Feature Reviews: Completed reviews for built-in table-valued functions > (TVFs), UDTFs in table mode, and window function support. > > - Ecosystem Integration: DBeaver Integration with Table Mode in Progress. > > - Function Definition Stage in Our View: (1) Table mode > subsequence-matching UDTF; (2) AINode inference integration with table > mode; (3) RPC compression > > > We’ll continue sharing updates like this regularly. Feedback, suggestions, > or ideas are always welcome — feel free to open a discussion! > > > Best regards, > > Pengcheng > The Timecho Team >
