Trino blog

A sneak peek of Trino Fest 2024

15 Apr 2024 | Cole Bowden

Trino Fest is drawing ever closer. Commander Bun Bun has been hard at work behind the scenes arranging the schedule and making sure that Trino’s trip to Boston is going to be a great one. In case you missed it, we announced Trino Fest a couple months ago, and if you have missed it, make sure to go register to attend! All our speakers will be in person in downtown Boston on the 13th of June, with plenty of opportunities for networking and a happy hour event at the end of the day. But if you can’t make the trip to enjoy the lovely New England summer, we’ll also be live-streaming the event, and you can register to join us virtually.

Still on the fence, though? Read on for a preview of our speaker lineup and brief summaries of their talks. Keep in mind this also isn’t the full lineup, and we’ll follow up soon with the last few talks that round out the schedule.

Time travel in Delta Lake connector

11 Apr 2024 | Yuya Ebihara

Exciting news - time travel capability has finally arrived in the Delta Lake connector! After introducing support for time travel in the Iceberg connector back in 2022, we’re thrilled to announce that the Delta Lake connector now joins the ranks as the second connector offering this feature.

Blazing ahead with 22

13 Mar 2024 | Manfred Moser, Martin Traverso, Dain Sundstrom, David Phillips

It was not that long ago that we first announced support for Java 21, and subsequently made it a build and runtime requirement with Trino 436.

Since then, the codebase received some significant improvements in readability, and we have also seen better performance. However, innovation in Trino and Java is not holding still, on the contrary - it’s accelerating. On the Java community side, Java 22 is just about to be released, and we think it is time to drive innovation in Trino even further. Trino is going to use and require Java 22 soon!