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Open source, serverless, and local-first Data Platform that makes it easy to collaborate on Open Data! Built on top of Dagster, dbt, Quarto, and DuckDB. You can check two instances of Datadex working in the following repositories:
+Open source, serverless, and local-first Data Platform to collaborate on Open Data! Built on top of Dagster, dbt, Quarto, DuckDB, and Evidence.
+This repository is an up to date toy implementation of the overall pattern. You can check two real world production instances of Datadex working in the following repositories:
git. Version your data as code! Publish and share your reusable models for others to build on top.Datadex is not a new tool. Datadex is a pattern showing an opinionated bridge between existing ones.
The fastest way to start using Datadex is via VSCode Remote Containers. Once inside the develpment environment, you’ll only need to run make dev to spin up the Dagster UI locally.
The development environment can also run in your browser thanks to GitHub Codespaces!
-You can also build the Docker image locally and run it with:
-make build
-make docker-runYou can also build the Dockerfile image locally and run it with:
+docker build -t datadex .
+docker run -it -v $(pwd):/workspaces/datadex -p 3000:3000 datadex
Open source, serverless, and local-first Data Platform that makes it easy to collaborate on Open Data! Built on top of Dagster, dbt, Quarto, and DuckDB. You can check two instances of Datadex working in the following repositories:
+Open source, serverless, and local-first Data Platform to collaborate on Open Data! Built on top of Dagster, dbt, Quarto, DuckDB, and Evidence.
+This repository is an up to date toy implementation of the overall pattern. You can check two real world production instances of Datadex working in the following repositories:
git. Version your data as code! Publish and share your reusable models for others to build on top.Datadex is not a new tool. Datadex is a pattern showing an opinionated bridge between existing ones.
The fastest way to start using Datadex is via VSCode Remote Containers. Once inside the develpment environment, you’ll only need to run make dev to spin up the Dagster UI locally.
The development environment can also run in your browser thanks to GitHub Codespaces!
-You can also build the Docker image locally and run it with:
-make build
-make docker-runYou can also build the Dockerfile image locally and run it with:
+docker build -t datadex .
+docker run -it -v $(pwd):/workspaces/datadex -p 3000:3000 datadex