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Mode Studio – Python, R and SQL Editor

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Re: Mode Studio – Python, R and SQL Editor

#11
Somewhat related, but I absolutely love Mode. In a previous role my team used it extensively - by far the easiest tool of its kind I've used. Great support too.

Can't recommend their tutorials enough, to echo another here they really cover everything you need to get started

Re: Mode Studio – Python, R and SQL Editor

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I couldn't tell from the landing page whether this is a desktop app, or whether it runs in a browser. Could be interesting if it is a desktop app.

It runs in your browser which is key to allowing people across the organization easy access to data. Its great! I was one of their early customers and I still use it most days.

Yeah because people haven't been able to share data before browser based editors...

Re: Mode Studio – Python, R and SQL Editor

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

What’s the remaining 5%

Workarounds due to workplace-specific problems with your data...you'll learn that on the job :)

In my experience that's a lot closer to 50%.

SQL is easy, Data is hard.

Re: Mode Studio – Python, R and SQL Editor

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After quickly skimming the terms of service[0]. Do I understand correctly that in the free version, all your content has to be public? I'm not against that model (actually like it), but it isn't at all clear to me from the blog post or the main page. [0]: https://about.modeanalytics.com/tos/ under "4. Financial Terms" "The public function is available free of charge for public use and allows you only to view informat…

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Re: Mode Studio – Python, R and SQL Editor

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post #6

After quickly skimming the terms of service[0]. Do I understand correctly that in the free version, all your content has to be public? I'm not against that model (actually like it), but it isn't at all clear to me from the blog post or the main page. [0]: https://about.modeanalytics.com/tos/ under "4. Financial Terms" "The public function is available free of charge for public use and allows you only to view informat…

Hey! I'm Mode's CEO. We host a database that contains all the data for tutorials. You can also upload CSVs to this database and do analysis to share with others, but the data and analysis are publicly visible. This is a feature we have had for awhile.

The paragraph below the one you cited says "The private function is available in two versions: (i) free of charge (with limited functionality) and (ii) as a premium paid Service (“Premium Service”)." This is the thing that's new today -- you can now work with private data for free.

Sorry for the confusion.

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