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Dec 28, 2022

Anatomy of a Data Product — Part Five

Here, in Part Five, we will show how protocol functionality is extended with R & Python plugins and present an example R plugin protocol.

Anatomy of a Data Product — Part Five

Jesse Paquette

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Dec 27, 2022

Anatomy of a Data Product — Part Four

Here, in Part Four, we will introduce the low-code protocols layer, which defines API methods for the data product…

An architectural diagram of the Tag.bio data product engine — AKA, the Flux Capacitor — from https://patents.google.com/patent/US10642868B2/

Jesse Paquette

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Dec 15, 2022

Anatomy of a Data Product — Part Three

Here, in Part Three, we will introduce the low-code config layer, which ingests source data into a versioned, well-modeled data product.

An architectural diagram of the Tag.bio data product engine — AKA, the Flux Capacitor — from https://patents.google.com/patent/US10642868B2/

Jesse Paquette

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Dec 15, 2022

Anatomy of a Data Product — Part Two

Here, in Part Two, we will introduce the example dataset and provide a link to the corresponding data product codebase…

An architectural diagram of the Tag.bio data product engine — AKA, the Flux Capacitor — from https://patents.google.com/patent/US10642868B2/

Jesse Paquette

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Dec 9, 2022

Anatomy of a Data Product — Part One

Building blocks for a scalable, useful data analysis infrastructure.

A diagram of the Tag.bio data product engine — AKA, the Flux Capacitor — from https://patents.google.com/patent/US10642868B2/

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Jesse Paquette

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May 4, 2022

What 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…

What is well-modeled data for analysis?

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Data Arena

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Jesse Paquette

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Dec 16, 2021

Lessons learned after deploying over 200 domain-driven data products

There are two hot buzzwords competing for the data business 2021 Concept of the Year: Data Harmonization and Data Product.

Lessons learned after deploying over 200 domain-driven data products

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Jesse Paquette

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Jun 13, 2021

Cleaner Code with Hungarian Notation

Transcend the constraints of English parlance for better organization and faster interpretation of your work.

Cleaner Code with Hungarian Notation

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Jesse Paquette

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Jun 9, 2021

No-code, Low-code, and Pro-code

What 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?

No-code, Low-code, and Pro-code

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Jesse Paquette

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Mar 25, 2021

Low-code Data Mesh Startup Tag.bio Leaps Forward with Sanjay Padhi

I’m pleased to announce that Sanjay Padhi, PhD — formerly Head of AWS Research and leader in scientific computing at CERN — has joined…

Low-code Data Mesh Startup Tag.bio Leaps Forward with Sanjay Padhi

Jesse Paquette

Jesse Paquette

Full-stack data scientist, computational biologist, and pick-up soccer junkie. Brussels and San Francisco. Opinions are mine alone.

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