Product Why you should use QueryPie as a SQL client for Snowflake #Basic Concepts of Warehouse and Role in Snowflake More and more organizations are gathering scattered data sources and creating data-house environments optimized for analysis. According to a recent interview with
Product Data visualization with Coronavirus Datasets from Kaggle #Using Jupyter notebook on QueryPie Kaggle is one of the largest communities of Data Scientists. And one of their most-used datasets today is related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). As infection
SQL Tool SQL Sharing Made Easy! #How to share queries in your team If you're writing or using SQL in your team right now, do you remember how it felt when you first began sharing? Since
bigquery Web Server Log Analysis with BigQuery #Data Analysis with Nginx+Fluentd+BigQuery on QueryPie Both web and app services track data on web pages through Google Analytics for site visits and user behavior analysis, but it
snowflake First Data Warehouse Experience with Snowflake # Tutorial: Using sample datasets on QueryPie It’s not surprising that 2025 will be the age of data. But what’s impressive is the amount of data. IDC reports 163ZB
datawarehouse How to connect to Snowflake, BigQuery and Redshift via QueryPie #Data Warehouse connection now available! From the beginning of QueryPie’s closed beta, there was a lot of feedback about data warehouse sources like Redshift and Snowflake. So after high
open beta Introducing QueryPie Open Beta #The Complete Cross-Platform Database IDE for All The Complete Cross-Platform Database IDE for All! In July 2019, the beta version of QueryPie was officially released. If you’ve been following
closed beta Introducing QueryPie’s first MVP QueryPie Development #10: Ready for the Closed Beta! Over the past six years, I’ve used Sequel Pro as a database tool for MySQL when using my Mac. Sequel Pro
gRPC Cross-Platform Application Design with Electron, React, and gRPC QueryPie Development #6: QueryPie Architecture Configuration Creating a single visible product requires a lot of invisible touches. When it comes to software development, the product is essential, but how the
