Обсуждение: reference to project ideas
Dear postgresql developers, I am greatly interested in participating this year gsoc. The guide wiki is really helpful. But for each individual idea, where can I find references to it. For example, "Eliminate 1GB memory allocation limit for individual queries". I tried to chat on the irc channel, but it seems the topics there are not gsoc related. Another question is, do we need to read majority of the code before getting started? I've read only a small portion of it. Thanks, -- Ryan
Dear developers,
Agree with Ryan. Some more specific literature would be helpful. Or would you rather we raise the questions here and the students who join in later go through it?
Regards,
Shiv
Regards,
Shiv
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 12:22 PM, Ryan <ryan.deadbeef@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear postgresql developers,
I am greatly interested in participating this year gsoc. The guide
wiki is really helpful. But for each individual idea, where can I find
references to it. For example, "Eliminate 1GB memory allocation limit
for individual queries". I tried to chat on the irc channel, but it
seems the topics there are not gsoc related.
Another question is, do we need to read majority of the code before
getting started? I've read only a small portion of it.
Thanks,
--
Ryan
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Excerpts from Ryan's message of mié mar 23 01:22:33 -0300 2011: > Dear postgresql developers, > I am greatly interested in participating this year gsoc. The guide > wiki is really helpful. But for each individual idea, where can I find > references to it. For example, "Eliminate 1GB memory allocation limit > for individual queries". I tried to chat on the irc channel, but it > seems the topics there are not gsoc related. Some topics in the Todo page should have links to archives.pg.org. Read those. If there aren't any, ask here. > Another question is, do we need to read majority of the code before > getting started? I've read only a small portion of it. Surely that would take much more time than you have to do the project, so no. -- Álvaro Herrera <alvherre@commandprompt.com> The PostgreSQL Company - Command Prompt, Inc. PostgreSQL Replication, Consulting, Custom Development, 24x7 support