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Not really? Wouldn’t the streamlit app/notebook/editor experience compliment the snowflake data warehousing solutions well?
Yeah it definitely would. Historically, to OP's hesitation, databases & data warehouses haven't purchased BI tools, application layers, etc. But this is starting to change (e.g. Databricks bought Redash, an open source BI platform)
Is this strange to anyone else? Streamlit and Snowflake occupy fairly different niches.
Not really? Wouldn’t the streamlit app/notebook/editor experience compliment the snowflake data warehousing solutions well?
https://investors.snowflake.com/news/news-details/2022/Snowf...
We changed the URL above to what seems to be the best third party article (for reasons I was explaining in a different thread earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30531133).
Is this strange to anyone else? Streamlit and Snowflake occupy fairly different niches.
Is this strange to anyone else? Streamlit and Snowflake occupy fairly different niches.
It's very strange. There must be some vision to create a unified BI + Data Science platform but it's very pie-in-the-sky feeling to me.
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It's very strange. There must be some vision to create a unified BI + Data Science platform but it's very pie-in-the-sky feeling to me.
True, I’d say that BI is saturated with a number of well built products, but perhaps the purchasers of those products aren’t fully aware of what’s available?