Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data
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@marcusquinn said in Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data:
Love automating data-flows though, well, hate repetitive work
On that note, I think we need a repository of
data flowsas they're often non obvious. This would help with more integrations and at least inspiration.
@robi said in Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data:
On that note, I think we need a repository of
data flowsas they're often non obvious. This would help with more integrations and at least inspiration.What exactly do you mean by this? I think I agree with you, but I need to understand more of what you mean?
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@robi said in Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data:
On that note, I think we need a repository of
data flowsas they're often non obvious. This would help with more integrations and at least inspiration.What exactly do you mean by this? I think I agree with you, but I need to understand more of what you mean?
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@robi said in Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data:
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Of what? That's what I'm confused about? "data flows" of what kind of data?
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@marcusquinn said in Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data:
Love automating data-flows though, well, hate repetitive work
On that note, I think we need a repository of
data flowsas they're often non obvious. This would help with more integrations and at least inspiration. -
@robi said in Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data:
I think we need a repository of data flows as they're often non obvious
That seemed like a specific kind of data sentence.
@Lonk Yeah, I'm also unclear as to what would a "repository of data flows" look like in our context. I love these types of apps, but I couldn't understand what @robi was talking about, as well. Sounds interesting, I just couldn't understand it.
@robi do you have any examples of what this would mean, or similar software/sites/whatever to what you mean?
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@Lonk Yeah, I'm also unclear as to what would a "repository of data flows" look like in our context. I love these types of apps, but I couldn't understand what @robi was talking about, as well. Sounds interesting, I just couldn't understand it.
@robi do you have any examples of what this would mean, or similar software/sites/whatever to what you mean?
@malvim think IFTTT, Zapier, etc.. understand now?
When @marcusquinn builds a data flow automation, it's a template for others to use and modify.
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@malvim think IFTTT, Zapier, etc.. understand now?
When @marcusquinn builds a data flow automation, it's a template for others to use and modify.
@robi said in Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data:
@malvim think IFTTT, Zapier, etc.. understand now?
When @marcusquinn builds a data flow automation, it's a template for others to use and modify.
Ah, so you're talking about in this app then, I understand. So, you've used it? I didn't know what it meant by data flows until I more closely inspected the screenshots and you compared it to IFTTT, Zapier, etc.
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@robi said in Prefect - the easiest way to automate your data:
@malvim think IFTTT, Zapier, etc.. understand now?
When @marcusquinn builds a data flow automation, it's a template for others to use and modify.
Ah, so you're talking about in this app then, I understand. So, you've used it? I didn't know what it meant by data flows until I more closely inspected the screenshots and you compared it to IFTTT, Zapier, etc.
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Integromat is good for sharing workflows, so I guess something like that. Not looked at the app yet but always happy to share if we create something useful if it has a method for storage that can be easily shared.
Did some nifty accounting automations with Google Vision for extracting text from scanned documents and storing all in Xero for search-ability.
All these ETL apps tend to be as useful as their pre-built connectors, when you have to write them as well, it can be quicker to just use whatever app already has them, and with development we rarely get time to come back and refactor for the preferred app, despite the continual dream of having less apps that do more.
