Datangle

No-code continuous integration platform for data teams

143 followers

No-code continuous integration platform for data teams

143 followers

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Datangle is the simplest way for data teams to [🔗] automate manual operations, [📤] promote pipelines across multiple environments and [🛠️] build complex CI/CD workflows in a visual canvas, without the need for yaml and other scripting files.

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Launch tags:Developer Tools•No-Code•Data & Analytics

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This no-code stuff sounds like it could really limit skilled devs and make things too simple for complex tasks, might work for some but could also end up causing more problems than it solves 🤔

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2yr ago

I stumbled upon this through an ad, and while the idea of a no-code workflow builder sounds appealing, I’m skeptical, how effective can it really be in complex data environments, tools that cater to beginners often compromise on flexibility, let's see how sustainable this goes

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2yr ago

Checked this out after a friend mentioned it, honestly not sure why we need another tool like this, feels overly simplified and kinda redundant for seasoned devs 🧐

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2yr ago

Not really convinced, you say this will help junior devs but what about the experienced ones who are already familiar with yaml and scripts, seems like a pretty basic tool, also how will this integrate with existing complex systems, any plans to add more advanced features, curious to see where this goes

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2yr ago

Interesting concept but without yaml and scripting, how customizable can this really be, seems like it might trade flexibility for simplicity, wonder how that'll impact bigger projects

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2yr ago

Looks cool and all but honestly it looks pretty similar to what Airflow or Dagster offer dont see how it's making things wildly easier also what about support for more advanced features or integrations doesn't seem clear how it stacks up against other tools maybe add more details on that

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2yr ago

I'm a bit skeptical about this new no-code tool, seems like it might oversimplify things too much, I wonder how flexible it really is when it comes to complex workflows, have you considered adding more advanced features for experienced developers, or will it remain focused on the basics, curious to see how it evolves

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2yr ago

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