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Monthly Bytes

The Deck We Used to Raise Our Series-B

- Announcing Dagster integration - Airbyte's open referral program - Replicate Salesforce data to BigQuery - How to collect behavioral data? A guide for data engineers

February 3, 2022
MonthlyBytes
Here are the community news and product updates of the past month.
Take a look at the deck we used to pitch to our investors for our Series-B. During this special session, our founders, John and Michel, answered dozens of questions directly from our community.
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Join us on Thursday, February 10th to learn about the new Airbyte Dagster integration, which allows you to orchestrate Airbyte and the rest of your modern data stack with ease.
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In 2021 Airbyte went from 0 to 1 with our community, our team and our product. 2022 is when we go from 1 to 100.
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There are a few different technologies (CDI, CDP, ELT) and tools that can be used to collect behavioral data. Community member Arpit shared his experience navigating this space.
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We have open positions across all teams. Now you can also refer qualified candidates from your network. If we hire them, we’ll reward you with $5,000.
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Recipes
Last month, Chris joined us to take Airbyte's Yotube channel to the next level. In this video, we show you how to build a Github activity dashboard with Airbyte, Postgres, and Metabase.
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Most data teams still load some manually gathered data into their data warehouses. Community member Madison shared her favorite SQL functions to clean messy data from a Google Sheet to Snowflake.
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Learn how to configure your Salesforce account to replicate leads data to BigQuery.
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Community Content
Furcy shared some of the limits of SQL and how dbt and Spark can be both part of your data stack. Recently, data warehouses started adding support for a DataFrame API similar to pySpark.
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Tapestry is building an open-source framework for user data pipelines on top of Airbyte. Learn how they deploy Airbyte on EC2, cache Salesforce API responses and more.
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