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discuss trade-offs between: - local databases like SQLite & DuckDB - data processing libraries like Pandas, Vaex, & Polars Co-authored-by: Flavio Hafner <hafner.flavio@gmail.com>
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Nice! I have also used DuckDB in combination with |
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Hi @maltelueken that would be amazing! This also addresses the last point in the DuckDB part about combining with other tools. We were also lacking R experience, so couldn't comment on R libraries. |
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@Morrizzzzz Would you be interested and have time to review this? |
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Remove trivial database section from Python guide
Add a chapter on datasets
I followed the CONTRIBUTING guidelines.
Below, describe what this Pull Request adds:
This PR removes the database section from the Python guide (as
discussed in #316), and introduces a new chapter on handling datasets.
It discusses using local databases, and other data processing
libraries, and respective trade-offs.