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October 7, 2021
WeeklyBytes
Here are the community news and product updates of the past week.
We are announcing a new license for Airbyte Core, to enable a new participative model that will offer revenue sharing with contributors willing to provide SLAs on their connectors.
Read about it here >>

We want to make it as easy as possible to create new data sources and destinations, so we're showing you how to create a source in less than 30 minutes!
Check out the video here >>

Join us in a week to take part in Airbyte's Hacktoberfest connector contest. We'll be giving out $500 to individuals that merge quality connectors in the Airbyte repo during the timespan and the best connector will receive $1000 and some exclusive Airbyte swag!
Check out the repo here >>

We're still looking to massively improve documentation and want your feedback on what we should focus on. By filling out this survey, you will directly influence our roadmap and what we create.
Participate to the 5-min survey >>
New Case Studies
We talked to SoleSavy's engineering lead about how they are aggregating their analytics and reporting with Airbyte.
Read it here >>

Intellum handles 30 TB of data daily, moving tons of data to BigQuery. Check out how they used Airbyte to make this process easier.
Read it here >>
Community Highlights
Data engineering enthusiast Thomas Peluritis dove into Airbyte, trying to figure out if Airbyte is really as cool as people say it is. We were pleased with his conclusions!
Figure out for yourself >>

Our friends over at Preset wrote an article about how to get started with data ingestion in Airbyte.
Read it >>

SeattleDataGuy is at it again. He goes into 5 data engineering tools that you need to check out to stay up to date in a great YouTube segment!
Watch it >>

The Databricks engineering blog threw some relevant content our way, diving into the importance of using incremental sync with Data Lakes.
Read now >>

The engineering team over at Airbnb is no stranger to Airflow and is proposing a new paradigm for orchestrating long-running lightweight tasks.
Learn more about SmartSensors >>
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