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Many of our interviewees questioned whether a data scientist could possess all the needed skills and were taking a team-based approach to assembling them.
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Snowplow
1️⃣ Snowplow is made with developers in mind. It currently offers over 20 SDKs to get data from the web, mobile, and server-side applications.
2️⃣ The known feature of Snowplow is the use of its unique schema-based approach and validation process. Its architecture ensures reliable data.
3️⃣ Snowplow supports integration with multiple data st... See more
1️⃣ Snowplow is made with developers in mind. It currently offers over 20 SDKs to get data from the web, mobile, and server-side applications.
2️⃣ The known feature of Snowplow is the use of its unique schema-based approach and validation process. Its architecture ensures reliable data.
3️⃣ Snowplow supports integration with multiple data st... See more
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changes are attempts to eliminate the tedious ETL step before data can be assessed and analyzed. This objective is being addressed through real-time messaging and computation tools such as Apache Kafka and Storm.