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Announcing a new, richer way to embed data from Hex into Notion docs
Introducing an all-new way to version work in Hex
Streamlining analytics engineering workflows with Hex
Turning simple queries into impactful artifacts
SQL finally gets literate programming
Designing and engineering a new app layout engine from scratch
Data teams are still struggling to have impact.
Data teams are still struggling to have impact. We raised some money to help.
Why we're excited to partner with Databricks to power the next generation of analytics workflows
Part 2: Barriers to STEM equality and boundary setting
How to run a hackathon for data in the age of the modern data stack
Part 1: How a PhD astrophysicist thinks about data
Embedding cells and apps for fun and profit
High-impact data work isn’t just about churning out analysis; it’s about creating knowledge.
Why you should pair a metrics store with a collaborative data workspace
Why you should pair your powerful data warehouse with a collaborative data workspace
A more beautiful and useful way to visualize dataframes.
Some more money stuff, and our partnership with dbt Labs
Announcing a new, ✨ magic ✨ way to work with notebooks and build data apps
Why advanced data teams need both BI tools and flexible data workspaces
Security is our most important job. This report reflects how seriously we take our obligations for customer data.
Python or SQL? Why not both?
SQL IDE, Chart Cell, Scheduling, and more!
An interview with Mona Khalil, Data Scientist at Greenhouse
What we're doing, why we're doing it, and some money stuff
An interview with the author of Practical Business Python
Communicating data work is as messy as ever.
or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Atomic Operation
The only path around the 2.0 tar pit is incrementalism - replacing a legacy platform through small, deliberate steps.
Next time you get asked to justify the ROI for your team, don't. Sit back, and let others tell the story for you.
Truly empowering users doesn’t mean getting rid of code, but embracing it.
