Eric Evans writes:
> (Hopefully )for the next version, we'll replace Thrift with a dedicated
> protocol, one that eliminates the Thrift dependency, and more
> importantly, implements streaming. This should be transparent to
> applications for the most part though.
pardon my ignorance, is there
Eric Evans writes:
> I have little faith at this point that maintaining a pom.xml is going to
> work for us.
why? (if you have answered this question before I apologize)
-Bjørn
Bjorn Borud writes:
> Eric Evans writes:
>
>> I'd be +1 for establishing objective criteria for listing libraries on
>> our wiki, but opposed to having the Apache Cassandra project declare
>> something Official.
>
> to be brutally honest, the problem
Gary Dusbabek writes:
> We develop the cassandra database. I believe it is currently beyond
> the scope of this project to advocate for and against third party
> client libraries. If it isn't, then we should be actively developing
> client libraries.
I think client libraries *is* within the sc
Eric Evans writes:
> I'd be +1 for establishing objective criteria for listing libraries on
> our wiki, but opposed to having the Apache Cassandra project declare
> something Official.
to be brutally honest, the problem would be bruised egos (which can be
dangerous) but it would be a temporary p
Eric Evans writes:
>
> +1 This is a sensible approach IMO. A user rating system would make
> something like this even better.
for such a small community this is only useful if the person giving a
rating also puts his or her name on the rating.
-Bjørn
Jeremy Hanna writes:
> There has been a new mailing list created for those who are working on
> Cassandra clients above thrift and/or avro. You can subscribe by
> sending an email to client-dev-subscr...@cassandra.apache.org or using
> the link at the bottom of http://cassandra.apache.org
>
> Th
+1
Gary Dusbabek writes:
>
> I looked into doing this when I was first learning the code and had an
> experience simliar to yours. At the time there wasn't much interest
> in seeing it through to fruition, but maybe times have changed.
any lack of interest in solving these problems just means that
Ryan Daum writes:
> This is very discouraging; I've looked several times at this code and could
> not believe my eyes in regard to the wanton use of global statics. In
> addition to smelling bad, it makes it difficult to embed Cassandra. Is there
> no will at all to fix this?
I experienced all m
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