Today's Deep-Dive: Apache Superset
Ep. 81

Today's Deep-Dive: Apache Superset

Episode description

The Deep Dive explores Apache Superset, a user-friendly platform for data visualization that doesn’t require coding skills, making it accessible to a broader audience. Superset features a no-code interface for building charts, allowing users to create visualizations through a drag-and-drop method. For more experienced users, it includes a powerful SQL editor for fine-tuning queries. The platform is known for its stunning, interactive visualizations that bring data to life, such as dynamic maps for tracking sales data. Superset is versatile, supporting various databases, from traditional SQL to modern cloud-based systems. It operates on an open-source model, fostering community-driven innovation and collaboration. Users can find resources and support from an active community, including documentation and guides to help newcomers get started. While it offers many advantages, potential drawbacks include limitations in the no-code interface for advanced users and possible compatibility issues with niche databases. Overall, Superset empowers users to tell compelling data stories, making data analysis more engaging and efficient.

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Welcome to another Deep Dive.

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Today, we are going to be exploring Apache Superset.

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Ooh, exciting.

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It's this really cool platform that's changing how we visualize and explore data.

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I've heard of it.

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And get this, you don't need to be a coding whiz to use it.

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Think of it as a way to unlock the power of data

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without needing a degree in computer science or anything.

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Yeah, that sounds pretty accessible.

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So we've got some excerpts from SuperSet's own GitHub page here.

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All right, let's dive in.

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And I think it'd be really cool to break down, like, what makes this platform so

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special?

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Yeah, what sets it apart?

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One thing that jumps out at me is the no-code interface for building charts.

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Oh, I love that.

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That sounds like a game changer for anyone who's ever felt intimidated by data

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visualization,

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you know?

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Yeah, absolutely.

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Imagine trying to understand, like, website traffic patterns, you know?

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With SuperSet's no-code interface, you can literally drag and drop data fields to

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create

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charts without writing a single line of code.

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So you're saying it's kind of like building with visual blocks instead of having to

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learn

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like a complex programming language.

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That's amazing.

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So it's really about making data visualization accessible to a wider audience, then?

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100%.

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It's all about democratizing data.

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Yeah.

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So I guess then, what about the folks who are comfortable with code?

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Does SuperSet cater to them at all?

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Oh, absolutely.

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SuperSet doesn't leave experienced users behind.

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It includes this really powerful SQL editor built right into the platform.

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So if you want to get under the hood and, you know, fine-tune your queries, you

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totally

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have that flexibility, too.

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So you really do have the best of both worlds, though.

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Exactly.

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A user-friendly interface for beginners and powerful tools for, you know, the more

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technically

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inclined.

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Yep.

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It's designed to be that flexible.

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And you know what else I really appreciate?

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Just the visual appeal of SuperSet.

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Oh, yeah.

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It's beautiful.

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It's known for its really stunning charts and dashboards.

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Right.

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You know, I remember all those, like, boring static charts we used to see in

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presentations.

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Yeah.

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SuperSet blows those out of the water.

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Totally.

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It's got these sleek, modern, interactive visualizations, things that really bring

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your

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data to life.

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Can you give me an example of what this, like, bringing data to life actually looks

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like?

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Okay.

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So imagine you're tracking sales data for different regions, right?

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With SuperSet, you could create an interactive map that shows you not only the

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sales figures

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for each region, but it also allows you to drill down into specific cities or even

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individual

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stores.

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Wow.

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And then from that map, the charts and graphs update in real time.

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That's really cool.

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Yeah.

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So you get this really dynamic and engaging view of your data.

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So it's not just about seeing the numbers, it's about understanding the story

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behind

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those numbers.

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Exactly.

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And SuperSet's built to handle a lot of data.

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Okay.

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That's good.

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It has a cloud-native architecture, which means it's designed to scale with your

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needs.

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Oh, yeah.

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So think of it as a platform that can grow alongside your data ambitions, you know,

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whether

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you're working with a small data set or a massive data warehouse.

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So it's not just a toy for playing around with data, it's a serious tool for

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serious

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data exploration.

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Yeah, definitely for serious data needs.

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But I guess one question that comes to my mind is, data comes in so many different

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forms

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and formats, right?

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Yeah.

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Can SuperSet actually handle that kind of variety?

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You know, that's actually one of the most interesting things about SuperSet.

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It's not limited to just one type of database, it's kind of like a universal

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translator

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for data.

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Oh, really?

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So like, if my data is stored in, let's say, a SQL database, but my colleague's

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data is

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in a cloud data warehouse, can we both use SuperSet without any issues?

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Absolutely.

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SuperSet's designed to work with a wide range of database solutions, from

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traditional SQL

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databases to modern cloud-based systems like Presto and Trino.

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I've heard of those.

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Which are often used for big data analysis.

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So yeah, it's a very versatile platform.

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So it can adapt to different data environments.

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Exactly.

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Okay, so we've covered the basics.

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No code interface, beautiful visuals, scalability, and database versatility.

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It's quite the package, huh?

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But what if someone wants to dig a little deeper, you know, beyond these core

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features?

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Yeah, where do they go from there?

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Where would you point them?

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Well, the GitHub excerpt actually provides links to more detailed documentation,

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which

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is great for folks who want to dive into installation and configuration, but there's

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also a ton

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of resources available for those who are just starting to explore Superset.

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Ooh, what kind of resources, anything that really stands out to you?

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Well, there's a guide called Superset in Two Minutes Using Docker Compose, which I

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think

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is fantastic for getting a quick taste of Superset.

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I like that.

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Docker's like a virtual playground for software, you know?

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You can set up a mini version of Superset on your computer just to play around and

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see

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what it can do.

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And you don't have to install anything complicated, right?

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No, not at all.

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It's really easy to get started.

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So it's perfect for someone who's like, you know, curious but not quite ready to

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commit

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to a full installation.

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Exactly, like dipping your toes in the water before jumping in the pool.

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I like that analogy.

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And there's also this link about building new database connectors, which I think is

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really interesting.

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What is that?

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It gives you a glimpse into how the Superset community is constantly expanding the

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platform's

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capabilities.

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That's cool.

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Yeah.

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You know, actually, that reminds me.

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They mentioned that Superset is an open source project.

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Yes, it is.

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Which, if I'm not mistaken, means it's built and maintained by a community of, like,

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passionate

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developers, right?

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Yeah, that's right.

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And they're incredibly active.

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They have a Slack channel, a mailing list, and even something called a Superset

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database

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familiarity Rolodex.

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Wait, a Rolodex?

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I know, right?

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What is that?

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It's basically a way for people who are experts in specific databases to, like,

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offer their

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help and expertise.

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Oh, that's a cool idea.

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Yeah, so it's like a directory of database gurus.

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Okay.

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So let's say you're working with a less common database and you run into a problem.

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You can check the Rolodex to see if there's an expert who can help you out.

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Oh, so it's kind of like a...

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It's a brilliant way to leverage the collective knowledge of the community, you

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know?

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Yeah, I love it.

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It really shows how committed the Superset community is to supporting each other

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and

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making the platform even better.

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So it's not just about using the software, it's about being part of a larger

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movement

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to democratize data access and analysis.

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I love that.

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Now, you mentioned that Superset is open source.

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Can you tell us a bit more about what that actually means and why it matters,

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especially

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in the context of data visualization?

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Sure.

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Well, source means that the source code of the software is publicly available for

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anyone

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to see, use, modify and distribute.

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This transparency is incredibly important because it fosters trust and

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collaboration.

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How so?

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Well, you're not relying on a black box solution from a single company.

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You can actually look under the hood, understand how the software works, and even

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contribute

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to its development if you want to.

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So it's like a community garden where everyone can pitch in and help grow something

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amazing.

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I love that analogy, and I imagine this open approach also leads to faster

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innovation, right?

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Yeah, exactly.

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Because the code is open, anyone can contribute new features, bug fixes, or even

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entirely

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new ways of using the software.

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It's like having a global team of developers constantly working to improve Superset.

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Wow, so that collaborative power can really make a difference then.

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Absolutely, especially when you're dealing with something as complex and rapidly

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evolving

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as data visualization.

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That makes sense.

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It also helps to keep costs down too.

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Oh yeah, that's important.

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Open source software is often free to use, which is a huge advantage for

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individuals,

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startups, or even larger organizations looking to reduce their software expenses.

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So we've got transparency, community-driven innovation, and cost effectiveness.

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Yeah.

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Sounds like a win-win-win situation.

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Yeah, really, yeah.

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But let's get back to Superset specifically.

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In the GitHub excerpts, they mention that it can replace or augment traditional

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business

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intelligence tools.

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Right.

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Can you break that down for us?

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Sure.

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What do they actually mean by that?

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You know how traditional business intelligence tools are often these big, expensive

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software

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suites that require a lot of specialized knowledge to use?

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Yeah, not exactly known for being user-friendly.

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Right.

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And they often come with hefty licensing fees.

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Superset aims to disrupt that model by offering a more modern, accessible, and

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affordable

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alternative.

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Interesting.

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So it can act as a standalone BI tool, especially for smaller teams or projects.

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So I could ditch my expensive BI software and just use Superset instead?

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Potentially, yes.

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Especially if your needs are relatively straightforward and you're comfortable

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working with open-source

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software.

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Okay.

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But Superset can also work alongside existing BI tools.

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Interesting.

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I mean, gaps where those tools might be lacking.

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Like what kind of gaps?

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Can you give us some examples?

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Sure.

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Let's say your current BI tool doesn't have great support for a specific type of

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visualization.

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Okay.

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Or maybe it's not very good at connecting to a particular database that you're

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using.

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Yeah.

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That happens.

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Superset can step in and handle those tasks seamlessly.

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So it's like what, a Swiss army knife of data visualization.

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Haha.

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Yeah.

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That's a great way to put it.

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Versatile, adaptable.

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Always ready for the task at hand.

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So it's not an all or nothing proposition.

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Yep.

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You can use Superset as your primary BI tool, or you can use it to complement your

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existing

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toolkit, taking advantage of its strengths in specific areas.

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Exactly.

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And that flexibility is actually one of the things that makes Superset so appealing

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to

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such a wide range of users.

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Makes sense.

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It doesn't force you into a particular way of working.

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It empowers you to choose the approach that best suits your needs and preferences.

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Now before we get too carried away singing Superset's praises, I think it's

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important

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to acknowledge that no tool is perfect, even with all these amazing features.

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Are there any potential drawbacks or limitations to using Superset that we should

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be aware

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of?

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Yeah, I think that's a great question.

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And you're right.

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Every tool has its limitations.

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In the case of Superset, while the no-code interface is fantastic for beginners, it

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might

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not provide the level of granular control that some advanced users need.

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You know, if you're someone who likes to fine-tune every aspect of your charts and

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dashboards,

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you might find the no-code options a bit limiting.

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So there's kind of a trade-off between ease of use and customization.

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To a certain extent, yes.

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But keep in mind that Superset also provides that powerful SQL editor for those who

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want

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more control.

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Right.

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If you're completely locked out of customization, it's more about finding the right

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balance.

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Make sense.

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Between ease of use and flexibility.

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Any other limitations that we should keep in mind?

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Well, while Superset supports a wide range of databases, there might be some niche

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or

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specialized data sources that it doesn't connect to directly.

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You might need to build custom connectors or integrations if you're working with

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those

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types of data sources.

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Right.

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So there's a possibility of encountering some compatibility hurdles if you're

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dealing with

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less common databases.

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Yeah, that's possible.

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But that's also where the open source community comes in.

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Oh, right.

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If there's a need for a specific connector, chances are someone in the community is

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already

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working on it or has already created it.

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That's the beauty of open source.

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Exactly.

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The community is constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible with Superset.

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It's like having a global team of developers working to ensure that Superset can

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handle

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just about any data challenge you throw at it.

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That's a great way to put it.

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Now, even with its open source nature and supportive community, I imagine some

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people

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might be intimidated by the prospect of learning a new tool.

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What would you say to those who are curious about Superset but maybe a little

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worried

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about the learning curve?

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Is it hard to pick up?

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I think a lot of times the fear of the unknown is bigger than the actual challenge.

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From what I've seen, Superset has a relatively gentle learning curve, especially

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compared

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to some of the more complex BI tools out there.

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The interface is intuitive and there are tons of resources available like tutorials,

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documentation

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and of course that fantastic Superset in two minutes guide we mentioned earlier.

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And don't forget about the community, right?

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If you get stuck or have questions, you can always reach out to the Superset

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community

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for help.

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I mean they're incredibly welcoming and supportive and always happy to help newcomers

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get up

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to speed.

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That's true.

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It's like having a built-in support system ready to guide you through any

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challenges

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you might encounter.

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Exactly.

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And you know, let's be honest, learning a new tool is rarely a solo endeavor.

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Yeah.

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It's much more fun and rewarding when you have a community of like-minded people to

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share the journey with.

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100%.

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That makes all the difference.

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Absolutely.

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We'll be right back with the final part of our deep dive into SuperSET.

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Yeah, wait.

13:56

Welcome back to the deep dive.

13:57

Glad to be here.

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We're talking all about Apache SuperSET.

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Yeah.

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Oh, it's pretty cool stuff.

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And how it can really empower anyone to explore and visualize data.

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Absolutely.

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It's been a fascinating journey so far.

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It has.

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From its user-friendly interface to its robust architecture.

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And the vibrant community.

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Yeah.

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SuperSET seems like a real game changer in the world of data visualization.

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I think so too.

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It definitely challenges that traditional idea of what a BI tool should be.

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Right.

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Making data analysis accessible to a much wider audience.

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And that's so crucial in a world where data is becoming increasingly important,

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right?

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Yeah.

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It's no longer just for tech specialists.

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We're all swimming in data these days.

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We are.

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And having the tools to understand and interpret it is essential for making smart

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decisions

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no matter what field you're in.

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You know, it's like data is this vast uncharted territory.

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Yeah.

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Superset gives you the map and compass to navigate it.

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I like that.

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You know what I mean?

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It allows you to see patterns and insights that might otherwise remain hidden.

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It's true.

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It's all about uncovering the stories that data has to tell.

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Right.

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And then sharing those stories in a way that's engaging and impactful.

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And Superset is all about that storytelling aspect of data visualization, right?

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A hundred percent.

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It's not just about creating charts and graphs.

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Right.

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It's about using those visuals to communicate insights effectively.

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We've talked about the diversity of visualizations and the intuitive dashboard

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builder.

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Yeah.

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How does Superset help take those elements and actually like build a data story?

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Okay.

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So imagine you're trying to present complex financial data to a group of executives

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who

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might not be data experts, instead of overwhelming them with spreadsheets and

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numbers, you could

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use Superset to create an interactive dashboard that tells a story about the

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company's financial

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performance.

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I see.

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So they can explore the data at their own pace, drilling down into specific areas

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of

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interest, uncovering insights in a way that's engaging and memorable.

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So it's about turning data into like an experience, not just a report.

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Exactly.

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And you can tailor that experience to different audiences too.

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Oh, how so?

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Well, you know, whether you're presenting to colleagues, clients, or the general

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public,

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Superset lets you customize your visualizations and dashboards to resonate with

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your specific

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audience.

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So it sounds incredibly flexible.

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It is.

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And not just in terms of tailoring your presentation, but also in terms of the

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types of data you

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can work with.

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That's right.

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Superset supports a wide range of databases, you know, from traditional SQL

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databases to

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modern cloud-based data warehouses.

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We've talked about that.

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It doesn't matter where your data lives, Superset can connect to it and bring it to

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life.

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Exactly.

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That's so important in today's world, where companies often have data like spread

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across

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multiple systems, right?

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Yeah.

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It's a common problem.

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It's like Superset acts as this central hub, bringing everything together in one

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place.

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That's a great way to put it.

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Simplifying the entire data analysis workflow.

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Exactly.

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Saving you time and effort.

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And allowing you to focus on the insights that actually matter most.

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Exactly.

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And it's all made possible by the power of open source collaboration.

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Right.

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We've talked about the vibrant Superset community and the incredible resources they

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provide.

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It really is inspiring.

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It is.

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It's incredible from all over the world, you know, coming together to build and

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share something

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so valuable.

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It's a testament to the idea that knowledge is most powerful when it's shared.

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Right.

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And accessible to all.

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And Superset's like a prime example of that idea in action.

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Absolutely.

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It's democratizing access to data and empowering individuals and organizations to

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unlock insights

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that might have previously been out of reach.

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To put it another way, you know that saying, data is the new oil.

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Well, Superset is like the refinery, transforming that raw data into valuable

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insights that

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can fuel innovation and drive progress.

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That's a powerful way to think about it.

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It leaves us with a thought-provoking question for our listeners.

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What insights could you unlock with the power of Superset at your fingertips?

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It's exciting to think about, right?

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What stories could you tell with your data?

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Welcome back to the deep dive.

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We've been talking about Apache Superset and its ability to empower anyone to

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explore

18:32

and visualize data.

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And it's been a fascinating journey so far, for sure.

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Definitely.

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From its user-friendly interface to its robust architecture and, of course, the

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vibrant community,

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Superset just seems like a game-changer in the world of data visualization.

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You know, it really does challenge the traditional idea of what a BI tool should be.

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Right.

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Making data analysis accessible to so many more people.

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Absolutely.

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Which is crucial in a world where, I mean, data is just becoming increasingly

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important.

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It really is.

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It's no longer just for tech specialists, we're all swimming in data these days.

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And having the tools to actually understand and interpret it is essential for

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making smart

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decisions.

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No matter what field you're in.

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Exactly.

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You know, it's like data is this vast uncharted territory, and Superset gives you

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the map

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and compass to navigate it.

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That's a great analogy.

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You know, allowing you to see patterns and insights that might otherwise remain

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hidden.

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Yeah, uncovering those hidden stories.

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And Superset is all about the storytelling aspect of data visualization, right?

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100%.

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It's not just about creating like charts and graphs.

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It's about using those visuals to communicate insights effectively.

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Right.

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Data visualization isn't just about aesthetics.

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It's about communication.

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Exactly.

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And Superset provides, you know, this incredible toolkit to transform raw data into

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narratives

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that people can understand and connect with.

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So we've talked about the, you know, diversity of visualizations and the intuitive

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dashboard

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builder.

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Yeah.

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How does Superset actually take all of those elements and build a data story?

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Can you walk us through that?

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Okay.

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So imagine you're trying to present this like really complex financial data to a

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group of

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executives who might not be, you know, data experts instead of overwhelming them

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with

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like spreadsheets and numbers.

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You could use Superset to create this really cool interactive dashboard that

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basically

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tells a story about the company's financial performance.

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They can explore the data at their own pace, you know, drilling down into specific

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areas

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of interest, uncovering insights in a way that's engaging and memorable.

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So it's about turning data into like an experience, not just a report.

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Yeah.

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Exactly.

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And you can tailor that experience to different audiences too.

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Right.

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We talked about that.

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Whether you're presenting to colleagues, clients, or even the general public, you

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can customize

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your visualizations and dashboards to resonate with your specific audience.

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And not just in terms of, you know, tailoring your presentation, but also in terms

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of the

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types of data you can work with.

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Yeah.

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Superset supports such a wide range of databases, from traditional SQL databases to

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modern cloud-based

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data warehouses.

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It doesn't really matter where your data lives, Superset can connect to it and

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bring it to

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life.

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Which is so important in today's world where, you know, companies often have data

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spread

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across so many different systems.

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Oh yeah, absolutely.

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Superset acts as this central hub, bringing everything together.

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It does, yeah.

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Simplifying the entire data analysis workflow.

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Saving you time and effort, allowing you to focus on what really matters, the

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insights.

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And it's all made possible by the power of, you know, open source collaboration.

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The community is amazing.

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We've talked so much about the vibrant Superset community.

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Yeah.

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It really is inspiring, isn't it?

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To see people from all over the world coming together to build and share something

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so valuable

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It's a testament to the idea that knowledge is most powerful when it's shared and

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accessible

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to all.

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And Superset is a prime example of that idea in action.

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It is.

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Yeah.

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Really democratizing access to data.

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Empowering individuals and organizations to unlock insights that might have

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previously

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been out of reach.

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So true.

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You know, to put it another way, we've been saying data is the new oil.

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Right.

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While Superset's the refinery.

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I like that.

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Transforming that raw data into those valuable insights that fuel innovation and

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drive progress.

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Powerful stuff.

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It leaves us with a thought-provoking question for our listeners.

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Okay.

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Shoo.

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What insights could you unlock with the power of Superset at your fingertips?

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Yeah.

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What stories could you tell with your data?

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It's exciting to think about the possibilities.

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And if you're looking for, you know, expert guidance on navigating the world of

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data and

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digital transformation.

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Thanks for joining us on this deep dive into Apache Superset.

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Happy visualizing everyone.

23:02

Happy visualizing everyone.