ADBC drivers in @java? Yes. The latest release of ADBC adds a JNI layer that lets Java apps load drivers, run queries, and fetch results fast in @ApacheArrow format. Read the new blog post from @lidavidm and @ianmcook for examples and perf comparisons vs. JDBC. Link in comments👇
Data and AI are evolving fast, but much of today’s infrastructure still runs on standards from the 90s.
@columnar_tech, from the team behind Apache Arrow, is bringing an Arrow-native protocol (ADBC) that moves data 10–100× faster across systems like Snowflake and DuckDB.
We're excited to lead Columnar's $4M seed round.
Read the full Q&A to learn more: https://t.co/UScpMdOJbv
The future of data connectivity is columnar. Today we launched @columnar_tech to accelerate the shift from slow, row-oriented APIs like ODBC and JDBC to >10x faster alternatives powered by @ApacheArrow. Learn more 👉 https://t.co/RWMK5bRLLo⚡️
ODBC is getting tired. It can't keep up with the fast new kids in the data world these days. The next generation is ready to take the torch. Meet ADBC, a fast, modern data connectivity standard built on @ApacheArrow. Watch my talk from the @CMUDB seminar: https://t.co/OvNBmXXNf4
@hiroysato PRは大歓迎です!
I think the documentation is missing the cmake —build indeed, and maybe we can detect whether that SQlite API is actually available.
@RS_honyaku I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s just because kindle has more mindshare and tools for uploading. And don’t you get more revenue share for a kindle exclusive? That said I’m thankful Number Nine works with indies and they publish everywhere, i just wish galette would too
@RS_honyaku Mostly to get out of the Amazon monopoly, and because their ereaders are nice (proper manga page order, proper layout for Japanese novels, supports sideloading without issue, etc). It does pain me to see a lot of Japanese authors only self publishing on kindle though.