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- SQL vs Python for data analysis - Snowflake data warehouse architecture - Build a real-time data analytics pipeline - lakeFS and Materialize integrations

April 1, 2022

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Here are the community news and product updates of the past month.

Airbyte Launch Week is happening next week!

Join us April 4-7 for a week full of exciting announcements at 10am PT. Learn about our community strategy, Airbyte Cloud, new features, and one surprise!

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Build Go-based Airbyte connectors

In case you missed it, here is the replay from the previous edition of the Airbyte Community Call. Saif Abid presented the Golang CDK they developed for Airbyte.

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SQL vs Python for data analysis

Richard Pelgrim from Coiled compared SQL and Python performance, functionality, and developer experience. He references the latest projects to combine both languages.

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Snowflake data warehouse: How to organize databases, schemas, and tables

Community member Madison Schott shared her best practices to organize databases, schemas, and tables in Snowflake for ELT pipelines.

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Job opportunities at Airbyte

Join us on a mission to commoditize data integration. We have open positions across all teams: Community, Engineering, GTM, Product, Recruiting, and Support.

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Tutorials

Build a real-time data analytics pipeline with Airbyte, Kafka, and Pinot

Learn how to stream MySQL data to Kafka and use Pinot to build a user-facing analytics dashboard.

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Load Google Sheets data to PostgreSQL using Airbyte Cloud

Learn how to use Airbyte Cloud to load data from Google Sheets into a PostgreSQL database in AWS RDS.

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Community Content

Using lakeFS with Airbyte

lakeFS is an open-source project that provides a git-like version control interface for data lakes. You can now use Airbyte to send data from any supported source to lakeFS using the S3 destination connector.

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Using Materialize with Airbyte

Community member Bobby Iliev created a sample Github project that combines Airbyte PostgreSQL and Kafka connectors to stream data to Materialize. Materialize is a streaming database that maintains the results of a SQL query in memory as the data changes.

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