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While we're on the topic, what SQL-based BI tools do we all recommend? I'm in agreement wit OP that writing SQL is generally a best-practice, but I'm still a b
by nlh 2y ago
While we're on the topic, what SQL-based BI tools do we all recommend? I'm in agreement wit OP that writing SQL is generally a best-practice, but I'm still a bit clueless about the State of the Art tools. Metabase? Looker? (it's still so expensive though). Something else?
- Dyac 2y agoI'm a very happy customer of https://www.count.co https://www.count.co It's a big canvas that multiple people can use at once, with SQL and Python, text annotations, comment threads, shapes and drawing etc. Connects into the regular cloud database / warehousing systems. It's great because it allows you to get the flow of data quite literally visualised on a big board and it exposes the underlying SQL so that, over time, non technical users can learn by exposure and osmosis, as things aren't super hidden away "behind the scenes".
- nlh 2y agoOh man that looks cool - BUT - $199/month for the "starter" version and $1k/month for a team prices me wayyyyyyy out on this. I am but a humble solopreneur trying to use SQL to build some nice dashboards (and not go broke while doing it).