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Tag Archives: python
building trino data pipelines (with sql or python)
trino is well-known as a fast query engine, but it is also a robust transformation processing engine that allows data engineers to developer in sql and/or python
unstructured docs in ai (the wild west)
rag ai apps can only be as good as the parsed and chunked data that fuels them – testing, testing, and more testing the outputs of all the various available libraries with the front-end apps is critical
joining spark dataframes with identical column names (an easier way)
presenting an easier solution to the problem of colliding column names when joining spark dataframes than i previously offered in my most popular post that just happens to be four years old — some things do age well
pystarburst in 90 seconds (try it)
still thinking about trying to get a pystarburst code stub up/n/running? starburst galaxy makes it pain free and you can even get your first dataframe created via python in under 90 seconds — why not give it a try?
hive to iceberg migration tool (rev1)
they had a need for an iceberg migration tool, I wrote an iceberg migration tool — i committed it as a github project, then i promoted a github project (i’ve got macklemore’s thrift shop in my head as i write this excerpt)
data universe 2024 workshops (feedback appreciated)
feel free to come and test drive my four trino/starburst workshops i will be delivering at data universe 2024
pystarburst via a jupyter notebook (exploring the tpc-h dataset)
ready to explore pystarburtst via a jupyter notebook? this post points you to a single-click solution to spin up jupyter that has sample notebooks ready to run — you’re welcome!
becoming a data engineer (yet another top 10 list)
after a recent class i was asked what skills someone needs to become a data engineer – there are plenty of these lists all over the internet, yet here i go assuming i know enough to jot down yet another; at least i put mine all in a single picture 😉
ibis & trino (dataframe api part deux)
this is a port of the dataframe api code from my original pystarburst posting – this time i implemented the same scenarios with ibis, the portable python dataframe library, and had a blast doing it