The dbplyr package takes your R code and executes it in your database, returning a remote dataframe. This is quite useful because there is no mvoving data back and forth.
I wonder how much of the uptick could be explained by seasonality (if somebody knows some useful data source, please share). Also the 1.8 Mil new customers could very well be just natural flow and not really incremental…
Wow this is extremely cool and exciting news, looking forward to kick the tires. Congrats to the whole DuckDB team !
Seems very useful but how could one try it out ? No links here nor on your screencast :-)
The dbplyr package takes your R code and executes it in your database, returning a remote dataframe. This is quite useful because there is no mvoving data back and forth.
I wonder how much of the uptick could be explained by seasonality (if somebody knows some useful data source, please share). Also the 1.8 Mil new customers could very well be just natural flow and not really incremental…
Wow this is extremely cool and exciting news, looking forward to kick the tires. Congrats to the whole DuckDB team !
Seems very useful but how could one try it out ? No links here nor on your screencast :-)