[danso]

By no means am I crapping on what you've created — it looks great, and I've always wanted to try DuckDB and now you've made a frictionless entrypoint — just wanted to point out in general that querying CSV with SQL is more accessible than some people might have assumed. e.g. here's a recent TIL blogpost from Simon Willison about him discovering how to do sqlite queries against CSV from the command line: https://til.simonwillison.net/sqlite/one-line-csv-operations

One suggestion I would make: the Uber trips data is interesting, but might be too big for this demo? I was getting a few loading errors when trying it (didn't investigate where in the process the bottleneck was though)

[simonw]

A more appropriate comparison here might be to my Datasette Lite project, which runs SQLite in the browser using WASM and lets you join multiple CSV files by URL: https://simonwillison.net/2022/Jun/20/datasette-lite-csvs/

I think CSVFiddle is a fantastic addition to the ecosystem: making DuckDB more accessible - especially in a browser - is a very useful thing.

[westurner]

On HN: "One-liner for running queries against CSV files with SQLite" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31824030

[hk1337]

I have no problem with sqlite, in fact I really like it but that seems like it could be quite a hefty "one-liner".