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Published inJun 2022
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ISBN-139781801071031
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Matthew Topol
Matthew Topol
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Matthew Topol

Matthew Topol is an Apache Arrow contributor and a principal software architect at FactSet Research Systems, Inc. Since joining FactSet in 2009, Matt has worked in both infrastructure and application development, led development teams, and architected large-scale distributed systems for processing analytics on financial data. In his spare time, Matt likes to bash his head against a keyboard, develop and run delightfully demented games of fantasy for his victims—er—friends, and share his knowledge with anyone interested enough to listen.
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Technical requirements

For the portion of the chapter describing how to set up a development environment for working with the Arrow libraries, you'll need the following:

  • Your preferred Integrated Development Environment (IDE): For example, VSCode, Sublime, Emacs, and Vim
  • Plugins for your desired language (optional but highly recommended)
  • Interpreter or toolchain for your desired language(s):
    • Python 3+: pip and venv and/or pipenv
    • Go 1.16+
    • C++ Compiler (capable of compiling C++11 or newer)
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Author (1)

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Matthew Topol

Matthew Topol is an Apache Arrow contributor and a principal software architect at FactSet Research Systems, Inc. Since joining FactSet in 2009, Matt has worked in both infrastructure and application development, led development teams, and architected large-scale distributed systems for processing analytics on financial data. In his spare time, Matt likes to bash his head against a keyboard, develop and run delightfully demented games of fantasy for his victims—er—friends, and share his knowledge with anyone interested enough to listen.
Read more about Matthew Topol