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   What we learned translating a SQL linter from Python to Rust (40x faster)(quary.dev)

   2 points by ksbeking 2y ago|0 comments
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   Sqlfluff rewritten in Rust: ~10x speed improvement(github.com)

   7 points by ksbeking 2y ago|1 comments
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   by ksbeking 2y ago

   TL;DR: Sqlfluff rewritten in Rust, about 10x speed improvement and portable At[Quary]( https://www.quary.dev/ ), we're big fans of [SQLFluff]( https://sqlfluff.com/ )! It's the most comprehensive form
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   by ksbeking 2y ago

   Appreciate the feedback! We'll keep this in mind. There is nothing to host/provision, so it's simple in that sense. You just run it locally with your credentials and connect directly to your database. It is definitely not the
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   by ksbeking 2y ago

   Superset is a beautiful tool focused on self-serve with amazing visualizations. I won't take anything away from them! Our thesis is that self-serve is much less important than people think, and we find people often make a mess of never
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   by ksbeking 2y ago

   Yep, I meant protection in terms of intellectual property.
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   by ksbeking 2y ago

   While that's somewhat true, our CLI can push transformations back to your warehouse. We and some of our customer use Quary for their "data warehouse purposes" also. We think the integrated flow makes the E2E experience very q
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   by ksbeking 2y ago

   Ben here from Quary. We love Grafana! It's fab for building dashboards, but it's focused on dashboarding/alerts and on pulling from various data sources, not just SQL. Quary is purely focused on SQL, and crucially, it allows
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   by ksbeking 2y ago

   thanks!
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    by ksbeking 2y ago

    Hey, Ben here from Quary; very valid comments like the one below copied meant we rethought our strategy it a little. We want to be open source but think we need a little protection. "Hate to derail the conversation, but is Quary someth