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I hope you're doing well. I'm Simon, and I am happy to share another monthly newsletter with highlights and the latest updates about DuckDB, delivered straight to your inbox.
In this May issue, I gathered the usual 10 updates and news highlights from DuckDB's ecosystem. This mont...
If you have a website these days you might be missing out on a lot of valuable data. You used to be able to just drop a simple widget on your site and track your visitors. While the accuracy of that has steadily declined with ad blockers and legislative requirements, it has been the go to for identifying users on your website or app. Now there is a new way of interacting with...
April was a big month. MotherDuck shipped one of the busiest release calendars we've had this year, including: a new window into your compute instances (Ducklings), embedded data apps, a skills library for AI agents, DuckLake reaching 1.0, and improved integration support for PowerBI and Tableau via our new Postgres Endpoint.
Here are a few things that took flight that...
When I started my career as a data warehouse engineer and business intelligence engineer in 2003, external tables with materialized views were the standard. We used external tables to integrate CSV files and other data not already in Oracle databases. Oracle External Tables have existed since 2001, and that's where I first used them. If the Lindy Effect continues to hold, we'...
So, you want real time and interactive, but handle large analytical data at the same time? Cloudflare Workers are small serverless functions that allow you to create fast, scalable apps on Cloudflare's edge network. However, Cloudflare Workers are lightweight functions and therefore do not support native DuckDB bindings. They can, however, connect to MotherDuck through the