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Oct 19

Time travel in Snowflake

By Chris Verweij Uncategorized No Comments

Every database administrator has at some point in their life had the dreaded call: Something went wrong in the production database. Corrupted data was inserted, vital data overwritten, or the…

Oct 13

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Semi-structured data in Snowflake

By Chris Verweij Data, Data Load, Snowflake, SQL No Comments

The easiest form of data to load into a SQL database is fully structured. Comma separated values (CSV) files can be loaded into a tabular structure without any further transformations.…

Oct 13

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Visualizing API Data on Streamlit: Football Fan Tokens & Team Performance

By Darko Monzio Compagnoni Uncategorized No Comments

Background photo by Vienna Reyes on Unsplash Fan tokens have opened up exciting opportunities for fans to actively engage with their favorite sports teams and artists. These digital tokens, often…

Oct 13

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Streamlit Applications: A Guide to Reactivity and Statefulness

By Edoardo Draetta Uncategorized No Comments

In the latest project at Nimbus Academy, trainees explored the dynamic realm of Streamlit—a versatile Python module that transforms scripts into interactive web applications. This article delves into the nuances…

Oct 13

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Python Best Practices

By Luca Balduzzi Git, github, Python No Comments

Python is a popular and versatile programming language that can be used for various applications. However, to make the most of Python’s features and capabilities, it is important to follow…

Oct 07

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Git Basic Commands II – Connection with GitHub

By Gerard Perelló Martínez Uncategorized No Comments

Previously, we navigated through some basic Git commands which you can revisit here. This time, let’s delve deeper and explore how to efficiently create the connection between our local Git…

Oct 06

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Handle categorical data for EDA (II)

By Guillermo Izquierdo Uncategorized No Comments

In the last post we looked at some useful methods for getting an overview of our data. By the end of the post, we found that some of our columns…

Oct 06

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Understanding Boolean Indexing in Pandas

By Edoardo Draetta Uncategorized No Comments

Pandas, the popular Python library for data manipulation and analysis, offers a plethora of techniques to filter and manipulate data. One of the most powerful and efficient methods is Boolean…

Oct 06

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Git Basic Commands

By Luca Balduzzi Git No Comments

In this blog post, I will continue to explain some of Git basic commands, which I introduced in my previous post. You can find the link to that post here.…

Oct 06

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