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waylonwalker
4y ago
Get them floating pop ups
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waylonwalker
5y ago
I feel ya. Before using kedro I was using a version of the cookiecutter for data science template that I modified to have something kind of like their data catalog. Before that it was so wild west, every project was its own unique thing.
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waylonwalker
5y ago
Maybe a better word is that it comes with an opinionated template? The core parts of Kedro can all be used individually as you wish. Only want a DAG, you can use just the pipeline, Want a catalog setup so you can store intermediate steps,
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waylonwalker
5y ago
By adding a catalog entry for each of your datasets with a filepath argument, it will save them to that place. All their datasets use fsspec under the hood so this path can be an s3 bucket or a local path and it all just works.
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waylonwalker
5y ago
My experience with McK came in two phases. Phase one started with Kedro, and phase 2 was a cash grab, move as hot and fast as you can. In my experience phase 2 got off the ground quickly, but after week the notebook was riddled with run t
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waylonwalker
5y ago
I use it quite heavily at my day job. The core pieces of kedro are indispensable on large projects (Pipeline, Catalog, DataSets, Runner, hooks). The marketing has a lot of focus on the template, It's a great template, but not the key
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We Vim
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5y ago
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waylonwalker
5y ago
For me it does so much more out of the box than fzf does. It takes advantage of the lsp to search your project in unique ways. Simply calling :Telescope will bring up a fuzzy list of all the built in commands making it far more discoverab
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Three things to Automate with Python using Pandas
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waylonwalker
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Three Things to Automate with Python
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waylonwalker
6y ago
speed and simplicity For tasks that bash is optimized for it can be done quickly and simply. Bash has a MUCH faster startup speed so aliasing some common tasks with a bash function can help your development move a bit quicker. Python can
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How to make your bash scripts more reusable
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waylonwalker
6y ago
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waylonwalker
6y ago
Master is old language that should be purged from existence. Renaming your default branch is one small thing you can do right now.
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Blogging for Developers
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Tips for New Developers
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How to Go from Being a Tutorial Watcher to a Developer
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My Newsletter – Python and Data
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How to get Dev Comments from an article Url
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waylonwalker
6y ago
So cool, from zero to consuming a REST API, to click app in one article.
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Don’t waste your time learning everything
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Prevent Anxiety – Four GitHub Actions for Your Website
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Creating the Kedro-Preflight Hook
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