Today, @ducklabs_com is joining @awscloud. The move is expected to be completed by early September.
Joining AWS gives DuckLabs the resources and reach to bring DuckDB, DuckLake, and the Quack protocol to many more developers and organizations – and to pursue ideas at a scale
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When Denis Hirn implemented DuckDB’s first recursive CTE operator in 2020, correctness determined the design: evaluate the non-recursive term once, then evaluate the recursive term until the next working table is empty.
That established the right semantic contract, but
Coming to Boston for the @VLDBconf? Or maybe you’re in town just because Boston is really awesome? Maybe, even, you live and work in the Boston area? (Ducks aren’t fortune tellers, sorry. 🔮)
No matter your reason, we hope you’ll join us for the DuckDB #Boston meetup on
What’s Next for DuckDB? 🦆🤔
Hannes Mühleisen, co-creator of DuckDB, was recently interviewed by Kris Jenkins of the Developer Voices podcast on every challenge, reward, twist, and turn of building a database as popular as DuckDB.
From the early days of the product to the most
New blog post: DuckDB Table Functions in Java 🦆☕
In a large organization, data is spread across many systems, including relational databases, document stores, message queues, data lakes, and cloud data warehouses. The layer that ties these together is often a JVM-based
