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There are some great tools in this space, definitely worth exploring. Our vision is to glue the steps from ETL to dashboard together in an end-to-end solution.
by dmor 7y ago
There are some great tools in this space, definitely worth exploring.
Our vision is to glue the steps from ETL to dashboard together in an end-to-end solution. We pick whatever we consider best in class and integrate it. So far, we've got Singer, DBT, Jupyter Notebooks and Apache Airflow and we're using VueJS for both the product UI and our website.
We're also working on a blog post exploration what other acquisition might happen in this space. We're adding suggestions to the spreadsheet as we hear them on Twitter, HN, etc https://meltano.com/blog/2019/06/10/first-looker-and-tableau-which-data-visualization-companies-are-likely-to-be-acquired-next/ https://meltano.com/blog/2019/06/10/first-looker-and-tableau...
- swuecho 7y agothanks for the product. I checked Singer, DBT, both of which are great idea and product. I build one very similar (conceptually) to DBT in my last data project. (I would not if I knew dbt is there). Airflow is too heavy weight for me, I use Scons to do the workflow management. meltano must do a lot of work to integrate all this together. I wonder what is the general user experience is. To me, seems too heavy weight.
- dmor 7y agoIdeally, to abstract away complexity (which is what causes that “heavy” feeling)