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Integrating Trino and Snowflake
TL;DR: Contributing to open source can be frustrating as the consensus needed for code to align to the project vision is often out of scope for many companies. This post dives deep into the obstacles and wins of two contributors from differ...
How DevRel hype made it a DevRiddle, Part 1
Big Data Hype
In the wake of the early social media boom and web 2.0, 'Big Data' was the belle of the tech buzzword ball. Google’s seminal Google File System and MapReduce papers spurred engineers at Yahoo to develop Apache Hadoop to ha...
Iceberg won the table format war
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Disclaimer: I am the Head of Developer Relations at Tabular and a Developer Advocate in both Apache Iceberg and Trino communities. All of my 🌶️ takes are my biased opinion and not necessarily the opi...
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Intro to Trino for the Trinewbie
Learn how to quickly join data across multiple sources
If you haven’t heard of Trino before, it is a query engine that speaks the language of many genres of databases. As such, Trino is commonly used to provide fast ad-hoc queries acr...
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