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Handy: Early-stage VCs doubted data practitioners would learn Git in 2016
“Early stage VCs that I spoke to back in 2016 told me that, like, it wasn't at all clear that data practitioners actually wanted to learn Git.”
Handy: Low-code data tools must read and write underlying code
“You have to get no code, low code experiences that read and write code so that code can go through a get PR process and it can have all the same mature stuff built on top of it as any other code.”
Git and code environments prevent business stakeholders from collaborating on data
“Git and coding environment, remove any possibility to have a meaningful discussion with people coming from the business, just because they won't get into code.”
Bypassing Git simplifies source control for non-software data teams
“The fact that I can take my skill set and have a source controlled pipeline without actually having to learn Git makes all the downstream people on my team's lives so much easier because they know exactly what I did and what I changed and they still get that r…”