I would love to and actually was looking at pyTables and little bit at pandas. I am coming from RDBMS-based DWH world mostly, so it is a bit new area to me, howerver from what I've learned so far, there is huge potential. Unfortunately, currently I have no resources to do that, even I would like to see that more than RDBS backends (as there are already plenty of tools for that). Is there any way how this possibility can be supported? I would not mind working on a project for someone that would require OLAP layer on top of something "strange" and that there will be (open-source) by-product in form of a backend...
[edit] p.s.: I am the only developer so far, and I am open for collaboration.
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Is this going to integrate with the broader python ecosystem? I'm specifically wondering about packages like pyTables, pandas and larry.
I would love to and actually was looking at pyTables and little bit at pandas. I am coming from RDBMS-based DWH world mostly, so it is a bit new area to me, howerver from what I've learned so far, there is huge potential. Unfortunately, currently I have no resources to do that, even I would like to see that more than RDBS backends (as there are already plenty of tools for that). Is there any way how this possibility can be supported? I would not mind working on a project for someone that would require OLAP layer on top of something "strange" and that there will be (open-source) by-product in form of a backend...
[edit] p.s.: I am the only developer so far, and I am open for collaboration.