10 Surprising Resources I visit Weekly To Stay on the Cutting Edge of the Data World.
If you ever get bored of mediums’ data content, these places are where you’ll get the exciting stuff.
Nowadays data content is everywhere, medium, Twitter or substack. If you want to know what the accepted knowledge is, you should continue to read all of these. But if you want to know what the topics of tomorrow are, you need to step outside.
Zhamak Dehghani did not publish her groundbreaking Data Mesh monograph on medium, and I haven’t seen her advertising it on Twitter. It was there, off the mainstream, for almost a year before Twitter, medium and other publications picked it up.
This is my list of places where I look to find this exact content, the stuff that will be on medium in a year. My top 10 surprising data content resources.
1. The lakeFS blog
Einat Orr and Oz Katz, the founders of treeverse, build a data versioning solution. Something that’s pretty new inside the dataspace and not yet accepted best practice at all.
Both of them bring years of experience and cutting-edge knowledge combined with experience in the software engineering domain.
