dbt

“Over the last couple of years, this great tool called DBT, which is an open source community. It's also a product, and there's a company called Fishtown Analytics that's the primary sponsor of DBT, but it's really emerged as the way to orchestrate transformati…”

“Yes, that is completely true.”

“First time analytics, my company that is the maintainers of dbt we started as a consulting business and dbt was the tool that I wanted to be able to do this work.”

“There's a lot of data science that's done Internally where like you're doing predictive analysis that, you know, the data latency can be a day or it can be like last quarter's data is fine. And those data science workloads are often run on the exact same stack…”

“We've built this community of over 8000 people today who you know, have bought into this as like the way that they want their careers to look.”

“I think of it as like GitHub for all of your SQL, right?”

“Until streaming gets to the same level of tooling, and a large part of that tooling is dbt as existing batch systems you know, it will still remain a fairly niche technology.”

“What we do this differently is that we act off of every single event. So every time there's a database transaction, somebody calls your API, they interact with your website that, that makes the API call that talks to the database. We can then transform that da…”

“We really do think that the future of data processing is polyglot, and I think that if you look in five years, you will find more robust abstractions on top of data, and even in the DBT ecosystem, than SQL.”

“They're moving in, like, the semantic layer tool, so basically they're saying, give us raw data, and we will tell you, like, apply semantics to it. The way that they do that now is through SQL. So, like, semantics are kind of, like, air quote semantics. It's b…”

“Dbt is, I think, really popular because it's so easy to get up and running, but it may also eventually be, like, if it had an undoing, to me that would be the undoing, is the thing that was really easy to get up and running doesn't actually solve the real prob…”

“When people started using the term modern data stack, there was a there, like fivetran, dbt, mode, looker, et cetera. These are tools that. Were built around an idea of how data technology should work. And it was a, it was, and is a good idea.”