Frequently when I demo data.world at conferences, meet-ups and customer meetings, I get asked “What can I put in data.world?” It’s easy to look at the platform and assume that it’s like a database (it can be one those) or a project management platform (it can also be...
By now, you’ve probably heard about the launch of Data Projects on data.world’s first birthday. No? Check out Part 1, you’re in for a treat. tl;dr: Data Projects are the central hub where every team member, from the most technical to the least, can contribute their...
Be honest: how long do you spend combing for missing values, scrubbing erroneous outliers, and coercing columns into a uniform format just to get to the analysis you want to do? There’s no question data quality and consistency are crucial, but manually verifying this...
When we launched data.world, we knew that the most significant problem in our crosshairs was how to make the first mile of data work more manageable: finding, exploring, and contextualizing data, all while making it effortless to slice, dice, and join using the power...
Our intent at data.world has always been to build an amazing platform to share your data and analysis and collaborate with your colleagues and peers on your data projects. In order to do this, a core piece of our product strategy is to provide amazing APIs and SDKs...
Originally posted on RViews One of the most valuable things I have learned working on Data for Democracy’s Medicare drug spending project has been the value of collaborative tools. It has been my first in-depth experience using Github collaboratively, for one, but it...
