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Re: Show HN: Database for analyzing US companies, visualize using Apache SuperSet

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At a first Glance, SuperSet seems a bit limited compared to Grafana.

Grafana has been down the path of being a sell out for the parent company to drive towards their other offerings to make money.

I would respectfully disagree. Their pace of introducing new features & products, support for many datasources, plugins, etc. has been impressive over the past 3 years. This applies to all their versions (free OSS version, free Cloud, and paid Cloud).

Re: Show HN: Database for analyzing US companies, visualize using Apache SuperSet

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Yeah, I suppose I can remove that feature, I just thought if people wanted to add comments or blog on my tutorials. Just message me in Contact Us, I will remove you from WordPress.

That sounds like a good use case. How making it optional?

I can add a button for that.

Re: Show HN: Database for analyzing US companies, visualize using Apache SuperSet

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I looked at superset a few years ago and looked great but not popular enough to trust it. Seems the same state now?

I am not sure what you mean by 'trust it'? As in, does it display the data as it should? It is difficult to find free open source data visualization tools that can run in the browser, that anybody could log-in and use right away. For my personal analytics I use Tableau, connected to the same dataset.

For a tableau open source alternative that runs in browser, you can try graphic-walker: https://github.com/Kanaries/graphic-walker

Re: Show HN: Database for analyzing US companies, visualize using Apache SuperSet

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I am not sure what you mean by 'trust it'? As in, does it display the data as it should? It is difficult to find free open source data visualization tools that can run in the browser, that anybody could log-in and use right away. For my personal analytics I use Tableau, connected to the same dataset.

For a tableau open source alternative that runs in browser, you can try graphic-walker: https://github.com/Kanaries/graphic-walker

Thanks for the tip! I will check it out!
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