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Is the project still active?

December 23, 2020 at 10:13pm

Quino Terrasa

@espetro

Is the project still active?

December 23, 2020 at 10:13pm

Hello everyone,

I am very impressed about the work done in Weld, and I am even more thrilled about the usage of Rust / LLVM to optimize big data workloads. Still, I am willing to contribute or extend the project, but it seems the project is in a hiatus since April 2020.

Have

@shoumik

(shoumik) & its team ceased to work in this project? Do you know if there is any active fork? I'd love to hear from someone about this! 😃

December 24, 2020 at 2:40pm

Adam Mustafa@amustafa

2:40pm

I asked the same thing a few months ago. It does not appear that anyone is working on it. No one is responding either.

Shoumik Palkar@shoumik

Team

6:17pm

Sorry for the late responses! We're currently not actively working on this project anymore, though I hope to pick it up as a side project eventually. I'm happy to look at contributions, however.

December 25, 2020 at 10:11pm

Quino Terrasa@espetro

10:11pm

@shoumik

(shoumik) , thanks for answering this quickly! It's sad to hear that, although the research is promising and I am willing to get it into production for a small company project.

10:13pm

Actually, I am more interested in the "Split Annotations" project (https://github.com/weld-project/split-annotations). As it belongs to the weld project, is it following the same contribution rules? Would someone of the team be interested in proposing or discussing a package structure?

Thanks in advance!

January 7, 2021 at 8:03am

Shoumik Palkar@shoumik

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8:03am

I have a fork of this project with a better package structure for the Python release here: https://github.com/sppalkia/split-annotations/tree/python-release. If you're interested in contributing to the project, it may be easier to adopt this fork instead. Note some of the experiments/benchmarks may not work with this code since it was a work in progress when I last touched it.

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