Sławomir Sawicki
Python
30 built-in Python modules you should be using
if($show_excerpt):?>One feature of Python that has made it so popular is the sheer number and variety of tools that make a developer’s life easier. Modules and libraries help to [...]
endif;?>- Jan, 2019
- 5 min
Data science
Data warehouses – what they are and how to classify them (Part 3)
if($show_excerpt):?>This is the third and last post in our series about data warehouses. If you missed the previous ones, check them out here: Data warehouses – what they are [...]
endif;?>- Nov, 2018
- 4 min
Data science
Data warehouses – what they are and how to classify them (Part 2)
if($show_excerpt):?>Here’s the second post in our series about data warehouses. If you missed the previous one, check it out here. Data warehouses – what they are and how to [...]
endif;?>- Nov, 2018
- 5 min
Data science
Data warehouses – what they are and how to classify them (Part 1)
if($show_excerpt):?>Curious about data warehouses? You’ve reached the right place. In this article series, we’ll show you: What data warehouses are Who needs a data warehouse Tips about implementing and [...]
endif;?>- Oct, 2018
- 5 min
Data science Python
Here’s why Python is so popular in Machine Learning
if($show_excerpt):?>Machine Learning (ML) is all the rage right now, and organizations that want to take advantage of this technology for their data often turn to Python. There are many [...]
endif;?>- Oct, 2018
- 6 min
Data science
What the Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) process is and how to use it
if($show_excerpt):?>If you’ve been watching the data science scene, you probably spotted this term mentioned quite a lot: the Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) process. ETL is a process that [...]
endif;?>- Sep, 2018
- 5 min
Basics Data science Python
What is Django and how to get started?
if($show_excerpt):?>Django is the largest and most popular Python web framework used all around the world by over 5 thousand websites. Its story began in 2003 when two developers, Adrian [...]
endif;?>- Jun, 2018
- 6 min