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I see Panoply is part of this effort. Panoply creates a lot of spam on hackernews, reddit, twitter, and elsewhere. As an example, doing ETL with drag n drop t
by iblaine 7y ago
I see Panoply is part of this effort. Panoply creates a lot of spam on hackernews, reddit, twitter, and elsewhere.
As an example, doing ETL with drag n drop tools, and not in code, is a dying skill in the industry.
[edit] Basically I'm wary of companies commenting on data standards, where those same companies also sell a product in the data industry. You're probably going to find more honesty on guidelines from open source contributors like LinkedIn, Netflix, Sitchfix, etc.
- camel_Snake 7y agoI'm surprised to see dbt make that list of yours - I don't think I've ever seen them spam the online communities I visit.