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by G2H 6y ago
descript.com does this I believe
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by G2H 7y ago
We wrote a bit about how we build a TS monorepo with Bazel on our company's blog [1] if that can be helpful [1] https://dataform.co/blog/typescript-monorepo-with-bazel/
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by G2H 7y ago
Thank you! We haven't been through VRM yet but that's about to come up. If you have any tips, would love to hear your thoughts. I am at ghh@[domain]
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by G2H 7y ago
Indeed. Dataform however only does the T (transformation) in ELT. Most businesses are centralising an exploding diversity of raw data in the data warehouse and Dataform helps them manage the data there. One other main difference with a prod
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by G2H 7y ago
Definitely! We see that PDT doesn't scale well with the the amount of data complexity you usually have to deal with in the warehouse. On top of that, the results of PDTs are only accessible to Looker. As your data team matures, there w
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by G2H 7y ago
1. I think NoETL products are complementary solutions. NoETL can be a great option for ad hoc queries and when performing a one-off analysis. But for your company's analytics, you want to build a suite of well defined, reliable and doc
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by G2H 7y ago
Great question. Beyond being on the cloud and everything that goes with that, I'd say that there are two fundamental differences with a product like SSIS. 1. Dataform focuses on transformations happening _inside_ the cloud data warehou
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by G2H 7y ago
Our framework (and the CLI interface) is pretty similar to be honest, except it’s in JS. We also spent quite a bit of time focusing on performance. The main difference is that we provide an all-in-one web platform for teams to develop, test
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