Querybook
Querybook is a Big Data Querying UI, combining collocated table metadata and a simple notebook interface.
Overview
Querybook is a Big Data Integrated Development Environment (IDE) designed to help users discover, create, and share data analyses, queries, and tables. It offers a feature-rich platform for organizing analyses, composing queries, scheduling tasks, collaborating with others, and more.
Features
- Organize analyses: Allows users to organize analyses with rich text, queries, and charts.
- Compose queries: Users can compose queries with autocompletion and hovering tooltip for enhanced efficiency.
- DataDocs: Users can utilize scheduling and charting in DataDocs to build interactive dashboards.
- Live query collaborations: Collaborate in real-time with others on shared queries.
- Additional documentation: Users can add supplementary documentation to tables for better context.
- Lineage and insights: Access lineage, sample queries, frequent user suggestions, and search ranking based on past query runs.
Summary
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