When we started talking about Hybrid Execution in MotherDuck, people asked "why would you want to run queries in your browser?" This launch shows what kinds of experiences it enables... rich, low latency exploration of data that lives in the cloud (and client!)

New blog post by @carlo_piovesan: Extensions for DuckDB-Wasm duckdb.org/2023/12/18/duckdb… Thanks to recent developments, DuckDB-Wasm users can now load DuckDB extensions, allowing them to run extensions in the browser.

this is the nearest thing to magic, Data in Parquet plus a semantic model and Visual all rendered in your browser using WASM , #DuckDB and Malloy and you can run arbitrary Queries too, the model is using TPCH Dataset ( 8 tables) djouallah.github.io/tcph_web…

Remember when back near the turn of the century you saw google maps using ajax for the first time, after years of mapquest, and knew everything is going to be different? That's what duckdb-wasm feels like.

Watch this video if you want to learn more about @duckdb-wasm and our new web shell demo! youtube.com/watch?v=wm82b7Pl…

Vol:15 No:12 → DuckDB-Wasm: Fast Analytical Processing for the Web vldb.org/pvldb/vol15/p3574-k…

Did you know that you can query any parquet or csv file on all of GitHub just by going to the @DuckDB WASM shell website? shell.duckdb.org/

DuckDB-Wasm is an in-process analytical SQL database for the browser. Creator, @ankohn (André Kohn), joins us to talk about DuckDB-Wasm, WebAssembly, and more. @duckdb Apple: apple.co/3MtXduZ Spotify: spoti.fi/3sJf8WB Google: bit.ly/3FX02lS #webdev

Come join the DuckDB #Discord server: discord.gg/tcvwpjfnZx