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Frontend as in "access layer" or "API"? Yes, kind of (more than that). Frontend as in "HTML/SVG/JavaScript in the browser"? Certainly not :) Re: Salesforce. The best way to integra…

"Looker minus dashboarding plus APIs (SQL/REST/GraphQL) and, subjectively, better aggregate awareness (AKA "pre-aggregations" in Cube).

Here's the Retool guide ( https://cube.dev/blog/building-an-internal-dashboard-with-re... ) but I don't think Retool should be compared to Delphi; one is a low-code tool builder; t…

I think ORMs have got some bad press because they were intended to be used bi-directionally: map data from the data source to business objects and back. With semantic layers, data …

Hey, Carlin! Nice to see you here in comments! (Waving "hi" to the Malloy team.) Usually, the experience would look like this: one directly develops the data model in YAML (with on…

Bunch of links from the website: - https://cube.dev/use-cases/embedded-analytics - https://cube.dev/use-cases/semantic-layer - https://cube.dev/use-cases/real-time-analytics

As part of the Cube team, I have to admit that all descriptions in the sibling comments make a lot of sense. Of course, the "semantic layer" thing is quite known to data engineers/…

So good you brought Malloy here. I like it quite a bit because the folks really try to innovate (heck, they even have their own data querying syntax to replace SQL). But what I lik…

Oh, it's interesting to meet a Statsbot user in the wild! Indeed, Cube was spun off Statsbot and became the foundation on which others can build products like the one mentioned in …

(Igor from the Cube team here.) Whoa! Great to see Cube here. Would love to take questions about all things Cube, use cases, our docs, developer experience, etc.

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Or benchmarketing?

Makes sense! Will edit when I'm next to my laptop, I promise.

Oh! Would love to learn more :—) As I'm the author of the blog post in question, I can think of including your account there, if you'd like to.

Author of the blog post in question here. Let me clarify: they shouldn't be there because they're not OSI-approved, right? Just wanna get your point here. (While I understand that …

How likely is it that one takes an anonymous benchmark published by a noname researcher seriously?

I think someone from Oracle would be more informed on that matter. JK. On a more serious note, who would dare to displease a multibillion corp with hundreds of lawyers (without bei…