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Tangentially to this thread....what sites, sources, etc. are people who work on modern data pipelines (engineering and analysts) going to follow the latest news
by taude 4y ago
Tangentially to this thread....what sites, sources, etc. are people who work on modern data pipelines (engineering and analysts) going to follow the latest news, products, techniques, etc. It's been hard to keep up without having Meetups and such the last couple years. I'm finding a lot of people's comments here pretty interesting, and showing me things I haven't heard of. Thanks.
- mcnnowak 4y agoI'm also interested in this topic, but can't find anything other than "Top 10 things you should STOP doing as a data engineer" etc. content-mill, clickbait on Medium and other sites.
- taude 4y agoYes, this. I'd like to get less of the "Marketing sales stuff", and more in the trenches with the actual engineering teams.
- dtjohnnyb 4y agoSlack groups have filled in the meetup space in my life, mlops.community and locally optimistic are two of the best for what it sounds like you're looking for
- kderbe 4y agoI follow the Analytics Engineering Roundup weekly email. It's published by dbt Labs but isn't overtly promotional. https://roundup.getdbt.com/ https://roundup.getdbt.com/
- taude 4y agoThanks. We're starting to use DBT, too. I know the forums over at DBT are pretty good, too.
- jonpon 4y agoData Twitter and Linkedin are great, there are a lot of people putting out some really good content. There are also a lot of substacks you can sign up for. Data Engineering Weekly is my fave
- blakeburch 4y agoI've had really great success from engaging with the Locally Optimistic Slack community. Also, Cristophe Blefari has an excellent data newsletter. https://www.blef.fr/ https://www.blef.fr/ And Modern Data Stack has a newsletter, tool information, Q&A www.moderndatastack.xyz