Are you asked to generate reports for your company's data?

Has someone suggested that you buy or deploy massive BI software that's expensive,

closed source, and generally underwhelming?

Well, it's Redash and Python to the Rescue.

Today you'll meet Eric Framovich, the creator of Redash,

whose goal is to make your company data-driven by connecting to any data source to easily

visualize your data. Not only is it a cool

open source, but it's an example of someone taking a successful open source project and building a

business on top of it. This is Talk Python to Me. Episode 110 recorded April 27, 2017.

I'm a developer. I'm a developer in many senses of April 27th, 2017. software design in both cases. It's about design patterns. Anyone can get the job done. It's the execution

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Eric, welcome to Talk Python. Good to be here. Yeah, it's great

to have you here. It's time to democratize some data and break it free from all the places it's

captured and use Python to do it, right? Yep, yep, yep, yep. That's how it started and it's still the

mission. Like, we're not there yet, and it's a lot beyond the technology itself it's

educating people but yeah that's the goal yeah it's an awesome goal and i'm looking forward to chatting

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