Alan Yu - What we learned from introducing Jupyter Notebooks to the SQL community | JupyterCon 2020

JupyterCon · Beginner ·📊 Data Analytics & Business Intelligence ·5y ago
Brief Summary When we first supported notebooks, we targeted data scientists. But what would happen if the SQL community were introduced to notebooks? We embarked on a 2 year journey with thousands of SQL users who have never touched a notebook and watched them incorporate notebooks into their daily lives. We will share our story of listening and embracing open source to make notebooks lovable for SQL users. Outline Objective: To share learnings from introducing notebooks to a new customer segment while embracing open source and user feedback along the way. Outline: - Share why we supported …
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1 Lorena Barba   JupyterCon welcome LB
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2 Juan Klopper keynote: Jupyter - The path to solving outstanding problems
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3 Interview   Joshua Patterson NVIDIA
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4 Poster 10 13
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Alan Yu - What we learned from introducing Jupyter Notebooks to the SQL community  | JupyterCon 2020
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