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Interestingly, my team is actually moving off Databricks. I have anecdotally heard the same from other teams in the industry (buy side finance). We found that
by fractionalhare 6y ago
Interestingly, my team is actually moving off Databricks. I have anecdotally heard the same from other teams in the industry (buy side finance).
We found that notebook-based development is actually an antipattern for software engineering. It was ostensibly helpful for the narrower "data science" use case, but we have a much more robust ETL and research platform we built on our own using Pandas, Dask, Prefect and AWS.
And personally I hated writing code in notebooks. If you're attached to that, you can basically get the same thing by using PyCharm in scientific mode with cell execution.