Tag: Join

Feed: Crayon Data. Author: Leela Vasudevan. What do I say when a potential Crayon asks, “What makes your employer different from the rest?” As a Talent Ambassador at Crayon Data, such questions get me super excited. Here are my go-to points: We have a team with 10+ decades of collective industry expertise. Together, we bring out the best possible solutions to any challenge we face.Our love for technology drive us. And a passion for constantly developing our skills and knowledge across the board. Speak to any Crayon even for 10 minutes, and you’ll walk away from the conversation having learnt ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. IntroductionThe PostgreSQL optimizer is an amazing thing, getting only more amazing with each release. It is able to take information about your data definitions, your data distribution, constraints, and the specific queries and come up with the generally most efficient way to return the results of that query. Since SQL is a declarative language, we're explicitly giving up defining how the database determines the results and trusting it to get the correct results in whatever method it deems most efficient. Sometimes we can structure queries in a certain way to get a better result than we get ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Alvaro "Blag" Tejada Galindo. I joined Nylas around four months ago as their first Senior Developer Advocate. It might seem like a short amount of time, but in the startup world, time moves differently.What is Nylas?In a nutshell, Nylas is a set of APIs that allows you to easily connect with any email, calendar and contacts provider without having to go through a lengthy and complex configuration process.In other words, we do the heavy work so you can focus on your business.When it comes to Email, we offer “One Email API for Every Provider”. This means our ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI. Author: . Join us for Power BI Dev Camp! on Thursday 26 May, 2022 at 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM (noon) PDT.  Ted Pattison and Alex Powers from the Microsoft Power BI team presents this month’s topic:  Deep Dive into Power Query and M Programming This Dev camp session will be led by Alex Power from the Power BI CAT team. Alex will teach you how to get started with creating custom functions to aid in the reusability of transformation patterns and how to add robust documentation to your Power Query queries ... Read More

Feed: AWS Public Sector Blog. Author: Dimitra Hatzudis. The AWS Summit Washington, DC is back, May 23-25 at Walter E. Washington Convention Center. With a focus on public sector customers and innovation, the AWS Summit Washington, DC is a three-day event with more than 300 breakout sessions, chalk talks, customer lightning talks, builders’ sessions, and more, to help you learn how to accelerate innovation and deliver on your mission. Learn how to digitally transform to meet your organization’s dynamic needs, using the cloud. Register today for the no-cost event and read on for more about this year’s event. Hear from ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Simona Cotin. Join us to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Azure Static Web Apps! Come connect with others in the developer community and increase your Azure Static Web Apps skills in a fun, collaborative way. It's hard to believe that it was just under a year ago that we announced the general availability of Azure Static Web Apps. Azure Static Web Apps service became generally available in May 2021, with support for many of the popular front-end frameworks and static site generators used for modern web app development. A turnkey service for modern full-stack web ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI. Author: . Join us for Power BI Dev Camp! on Thursday 28 April, 2022 at 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM noon PDT.  Ted Pattison, Microsoft principal program manager with Power BI presents this month’s topic:  Report Authoring and Customization with Power BI Embedding.  This Dev Camp session teaches developers how to leverage Power BI embedding features for report authoring and customization. Campers will learn how to create a self-service authoring experience using the Power BI report designer by embedding reports in edit mode. Campers will also learn how to program the Power BI ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Ashmi Chokshi. How does a retail giant administer COVID-19 vaccinations in days, not months? Can a series-A startup’s innovation help identify massive fraud in seconds instead of hours? For leaders driving business growth, the cloud has forever opened our minds to endless possibilities. In a time of tectonic shifts in all markets and ways of life, what will distinguish the brands we choose tomorrow is an ability to inspire developer ingenuity, create immersive customer experiences, and not just adapt to changing needs, behaviors, and trends, but to anticipate them. It sounds good, doesn’t it? But ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Rachel Pruitt. The convergence of HPC+AI has opened new pathways for companies and developers worldwide to develop innovative, transformative applications. While this presents a plethora of new business opportunities in fields like academic research, climate modeling, and energy sustainability, they also push the boundaries of compute, data, and process capabilities of the underlying infrastructure so they can perform the way they were intended. Microsoft Azure is committed to providing those capabilities through a continual improvement cycle that incorporates the newest and fastest processors into the cloud. This spring, NVIDIA GTC will illustrate that commitment in ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Enzo. Joining data in databases is a long-standing way of linking data together. A join in a database is a link between two relations that is materialized at run-time on data access. Many approaches have been taken by vendors over the years to optimize joins, some very innovative. The Problem with JoinsWhat none of these solutions do is provide context to a join. It’s not within the ambit of SQL to do so either. The closest you will get is some comments or a description of a foreign key constraint. In order to get ... Read More