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docs: rewrite readme #8524
docs: rewrite readme #8524
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probably worth going here to review: https://github.com/lostmygithubaccount/ibis/tree/readme |
word wrap some lines separate two points clarify point further python unwrap lines consistency wording
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This looks so much better. Thanks @lostmygithubaccount
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| - [SQLite](https://ibis-project.org/backends/sqlite/) | ||
| - [Snowflake](https://ibis-project.org/backends/snowflake) (experimental) | ||
| - [Trino](https://ibis-project.org/backends/trino/) (experimental) | ||
| - Fast local dataframes with the default DuckDB backend |
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is it important to users that DuckDB is the default backend?
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maybe? I'm open to changing it, but I think this serves a few purposes:
- DuckDB hype: DuckDB is awesome, people love it, and Ibis provides a Pythonic dataframe on top by default
- explain the speed -- instead of wondering how Ibis can be so fast (did it implement its own engine?) a user can realize it's from DuckDB
- hint at portability/decoupling from API from engine -- if a user grasps that the Ibis API compiles down to DuckDB SQL, they can hopefully grasp how other backends work
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merging as an improvement, can make further improvements later |
Description of changes
opening for discussion/feedback. this:
we should also IMO update the GitHub description to "the portable Python dataframe library" -- the "flexibility of Python with the scale and performance of modern SQL" is in the REAMDE now
feedback welcome
Issues closed
closes #8436
cc: @chiphuyen @zhenzhongxu @ianmcook for feedback (in addition to the Ibis team who will see this PR anyway)