Speed up your data wrangling in R without rewriting your codebase. DuckDB lets you keep using dplyr-style syntax while handling large datasets effortlessly.
Forgot to mention that you can use duckplyr and use any function, since it will convert your table to data.frame without any extra code. But you will loose the speed benefits of duckdb.
That means I can use only sql() based transformations in mutate/summarise and no dplyr/stringr functions?
Forgot to mention that you can use duckplyr and use any function, since it will convert your table to data.frame without any extra code. But you will loose the speed benefits of duckdb.
You could use base R functions such as sum() but to use stringr functions you need to call collect() first.