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amcaskill
5mo ago
I work on a dashboarding / BI solution that is also built around markdown and clickhouse. www.evidence.dev We moved to stripe's Markdoc variant for the component syntax last year and have been really happy with it. Models are good
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amcaskill
8mo ago
This looks cool, I’ll definitely try it out. The best (for me) of these that I’ve tried so far is conductor.build They have a different UI orientation, and it’s more locked into Claude code, but it might be good inspiration for your future
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Embedded Analytics as Code
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Slashing my C02 Emissions: Notes on Electrification and Solar in Ontario, Canada
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1y ago
We use ECharts extensively in Evidence ( https://github.com/evidence-dev/evidence ). Overall has been a delight.
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2y ago
The creator of LookML is actually working on that with a OSS project called Malloy. https://www.malloydata.dev/
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2y ago
I found the demo version of Marathon so terrifying at that age that I never pursued it! I will have to give it another go.
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2y ago
Some other classic Mac OS 9.2 compatible games from that era, ranked: 1. Command and Conquer 2. Rainbow Six 3. Total Annihilation 4. Unreal Tournament
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2y ago
I really like this tree viz. I built a “dimension grid” component along these lines last year. https://docs.evidence.dev/components/dimension-grid/
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amcaskill
2y ago
Thank you, for sure - feel free to send me an email: adam at evidence.dev
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2y ago
We’re working on a static site generator for data analysts called evidence. It’s an alternative to conventional BI tools. Procedurally generating pages from data and linking them together is a core part of the offering. In many applications
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2y ago
We use a similar “baked data” approach with Duck DB + a static site generator in evidence https://github.com/evidence-dev/evidence
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amcaskill
2y ago
I'm one of the founders of Evidence. Tenno looks fantastic, there are a lot of great ideas in there. I also really like what you've done w/ the side-by-side code examples in your docs. Here's our launch HN in case you&#x
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MotherDuck Connector for Evidence.dev
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Show HN: Open-Source BI as Code
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Monte Carlo SIM in the Browser with DuckDB WASM
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Evidence (YC S21) is hiring an analytics intern
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2y ago
My family operated a jewelry store this way for about 90 years. “Brick Shithouse” was their term for it. “An article built more robustly than its function requires; implies an element of indestructability.” https://en.m.wiktionar
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3y ago
If you are a data analyst interested in making web apps, you might be interested in my OSS project, Evidence, which is a Static Site Generator for building reports and data apps with SQL and markdown. Repo (3K stars): https://git
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3y ago
I think performance and cost are the big motivators here. I work on a web framework for building data apps like reports and dashboards, and we use duckDB’s WASM runtime for interactions (e.g when a user changes a date range filter). It’s re
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3y ago
Thanks for the kind words. That’s good feedback on the docs. The tool has evolved pretty dramatically from where it started and we should revisit those diagrams. Evidence is a static site generator. Queries against your sources happen at bu
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Evidence, a static site generator for data apps
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One of the founders of Evidence here. Thanks the kind words Mike - that means a lot coming from you. I think that distinction is right -- we are focused on making a framework that is easy to use with a data analyst skill set, which generall
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I'm quite excited about this, and would also love to have it distributed as an NPM package. I work on an OSS web framework for reporting/ decision support applications ( https://github.com/evidence-dev/evidence
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3y ago
This looks awesome, congratulations. I think you’re onto something here. I work on an OSS reporting and analytics tool ( https://github.com/evidence-dev/evidence ) and the amount of time and effort that goes into a reall
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Exploring the Impact of BI-as-Code Tools with Duckdb
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Two Tier Architectures Are Anachronistic [video]
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I'm working on an OSS BI tool focused on a document form factor. Might be of interest to you. https://github.com/evidence-dev/evidence
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3y ago
Out of interest, what exactly do people use Grafana for? Is it always monitoring infrastructure/ systems or is it more general purpose than that? What is special about it? I come previously ran an analytics team and I work on an open
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BI for Developers – evidence.dev video tour
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