If you don't have a Ph.D. in data science, the raw data might be difficult to comprehend. This is where data visualization comes in.

Through direct experience with data scientists, business analysts, lab technicians, as well as other UX professionals, I have found that we need a better understanding of the people who will be using our data visualization products in order to build them. Creating a product utilizing data with the goal of providing insight is fundamentally different from a typical user-centric web experience, although traditional UX process methods can help.

In this post, I will go through the steps I used to create a single node Kubernetes combination master and worker node on a Raspberry Pi 4. The heavy lifting in this post is done […]

This is part three of a five-part series addressing Airflow at an enterprise scale. I will update these with links as they are published. Airflow: Planning a Deployment Airflow + Helm: Simple Airflow Deployment More […]

How to use Nix as a tool to optimize developer time with real-life examples.

This is part three of a five-part series addressing Airflow at an enterprise scale. I will update these with links as they are published. Airflow: Planning a Deployment Airflow + Helm: Deploying the Chart Without […]

In this post, we will be adding TLS to Airflow on Azure Kubernetes Service. This is part three of a five-part series addressing Airflow at an enterprise scale. I will update these with links as […]

I’ve been using the Pydantic library in my Python projects lately and it’s pretty great. At first glance, it seems very similar to Python 3’s built-in dataclass decorator but when you see it supports easy JSON serialization and deserialization with […]

This is part two of a five-part series addressing Airflow at an enterprise scale. I will update these with links as they are published. Airflow: Planning a Deployment Airflow + Helm: Simple Airflow Deployment Previously, […]

This is part one of a five-part series addressing Airflow at an enterprise scale. I will update these with links as they are published. Airflow: Planning a Deployment Apache Airflow is a platform for authoring, […]