Anatomy of a Data Product — Part FiveHere, in Part Five, we will show how protocol functionality is extended with R & Python plugins and present an example R plugin protocol.Dec 28, 2022Dec 28, 2022
Anatomy of a Data Product — Part FourHere, in Part Four, we will introduce the low-code protocols layer, which defines API methods for the data product…Dec 27, 2022Dec 27, 2022
Anatomy of a Data Product — Part ThreeHere, in Part Three, we will introduce the low-code config layer, which ingests source data into a versioned, well-modeled data product.Dec 15, 2022Dec 15, 2022
Anatomy of a Data Product — Part TwoHere, in Part Two, we will introduce the example dataset and provide a link to the corresponding data product codebase…Dec 15, 2022Dec 15, 2022
Anatomy of a Data Product — Part OneBuilding blocks for a scalable, useful data analysis infrastructure.Dec 9, 20221Dec 9, 20221
Published inTowards Data ScienceWhat is well-modeled data for analysis?This article will be constrained to modeling read-access data for the purposes of analysis — i.e. the O part of I/O. Transactional data…May 4, 20221May 4, 20221
Published inData ArenaLessons learned after deploying over 200 domain-driven data productsThere are two hot buzzwords competing for the data business 2021 Concept of the Year: Data Harmonization and Data Product.Dec 16, 20211Dec 16, 20211
Published inTowards Data ScienceCleaner Code with Hungarian NotationTranscend the constraints of English parlance for better organization and faster interpretation of your work.Jun 13, 202113Jun 13, 202113
Published inTowards Data ScienceNo-code, Low-code, and Pro-codeWhat do we mean when we use these trendy terms? Why do they matter? And aren’t these just new names for things that already existed?Jun 9, 20212Jun 9, 20212
Published inTag.bioLow-code Data Mesh Startup Tag.bio Leaps Forward with Sanjay PadhiI’m pleased to announce that Sanjay Padhi, PhD — formerly Head of AWS Research and leader in scientific computing at CERN — has joined…Mar 25, 2021Mar 25, 2021
Published inTowards Data ScienceThe Many Marvelous Meanings of “Data Harmonization”My industry’s favorite new buzzword—harmonized — can describe many diverse, aspirational attributes of data systems. What does this new…Feb 14, 2021Feb 14, 2021
What I learned while losing my mind when my laptop broke downYou know how sometimes you get sick after an intense period of Adulting, and someone inevitably says “it’s just your body telling you to…Dec 16, 2020Dec 16, 2020
Published inTowards Data ScienceData Mesh 2.0The era of the monolithic data warehouse and data lake is coming to an end — long live the decentralized data mesh!Nov 22, 2020Nov 22, 2020
The Most Precious ResourceData Science — Answering questions with data — Is presumed to be an art, Or at least a high-tech craft, Producing exponential value and…Oct 9, 20201Oct 9, 20201
Published inTowards Data ScienceTowards a World Wide Web of DataUsing the most successful, scalable pattern in software history to solve the worst problems in Data Science and Analytics.Jun 25, 2020Jun 25, 2020
Published inTowards Data ScienceHow to tell if your database is controlling your applicationAn ever-growing list of anti-patterns and symptoms, in no particular order. I think about this mostly from the SELECT-side, so I’m sure…Jun 24, 2020Jun 24, 2020
Published inTag.bioUseful terms for software architecture and user experience we commonly use at Tag.bioYou should be able to read this straight through, even though terms are presented in alphabetical order. Alternatively, you can jump…Jun 15, 2020Jun 15, 2020
Published inTag.bioTag.bio releases open source Java implementation of Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection…Developed in collaboration between California-based Tag.bio and New Zealand-based Real Time Genomics, the Java library represents a port…Jun 10, 2020Jun 10, 2020
Published inTag.bioA brief introduction to Useful Data Artifacts — and the next generation of data analysis systemsWhat is a Useful Data Artifact?Mar 11, 20201Mar 11, 20201
Published inTag.bioTips for treating your remote employees with more respectI’m a co-founder at a San Francisco based startup, but I spend most of my time working from Brussels, so I find myself on both sides of…Mar 5, 2020Mar 5, 2020