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Squirreling: a browser-native SQL engine
Hacker NewsSquirreling: a browser-native SQL engine
I made a small (~9 KB), open source SQL engine in JavaScript built for interactive data exploration. Squirreling is unique in that it’s built entirely with modern async JavaScript in mind and enables new kinds of interactivity by prioritizing streaming, late materialization, and async user-defined functions. No other database engine can do this in the browser. More technical details in the post. Feedback welcome.
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