DuckDB Table Functions in Java 🦆 ☕ The DuckDB #Java client registers table functions written in pure Java, exposing any Java-accessible data source as a SQL table. That turns #DuckDB into a single-node query engine for heterogeneous joins across remote systems and local files, with no export step.

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(🦆🦆!) DuckDB v2.0 will ship #JSON functions that allow you to easily apply JSON patches. #DuckDB ’s JSON extension already covers reading JSON, extracting paths, applying RFC 7396 merge patches, and the usual scalar accessors. Read more in this post by Mustafa Khan: duckdb.org/2026/08/18/r...

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It’s time for a tale: Woo-oo! 🦆 🦆 🦆 🎵 🎶 The story of DuckDB is about more than just a database, but also the community around it. From our humble beginnings in 2018 🐣 to the preview announcement of DuckDB v2.0 and beyond 🦆⚡ – here’s the complete Duck tale from start to finish:

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Your database deserves a better parser (Don’t worry, #DuckDB v2.0 is giving you one) 🦆 🦆 Read more from @dtenwolde.bsky.social on how DuckDB v2.0 replaces its Postgres-derived SQL parser with a PEG-based parser that is easier to evolve and can be extended at runtime:

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Congratulations to Dr. Laurens Kuiper for defending his PhD thesis with **cum laude** distinction! https://www.ru.nl/en/about-us/events/analytical-query-processing-beyond-main-memory #DuckDB

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