shmooth
In theory, it could be used to provide that industrial strength abstraction layer between your Tableau/Looker/etc. and your bajillion weird and not-so-weird (RDBMS) data sources.
That would seem to make sense to me from the point of view of -- I would want my data visualization/analytics-type company to be able to concentrate on data visualization/analytics, not building some insane and never-ending data abstraction layer.
The part that surprised me was that Denodo could allegedly do a lot of smart data caching, thus speeding things up (esp hadoop-oriented data sources) and keeping costs down.
I'm guessing the other data virtualization providers can do similar.
i think just like anything, spend some time studying the code. maybe it will eventually start to make a bit more sense once you become familiar with the over-engineered, abstracted-to-hell piece of shit object-oriented codebase.
Not sure where to get a recommendation for a therapist -- best thing is to just call, book the appointment, and go. Tell them your problems, ask what you should do.
Then go from there.
If that therapist sucks -- I figure 35% will -- then do the same thing with a different therapist.
Find someone close to your office or home.
mainly because that pg god guy says it's good or something.
but i also happen to believe it.
even osama bin laden was right about some things.
Advance through attrition mainly
It’s boring and not challenging but...
i didn't know it was just some right-wing psychobabble.
maybe Republicans can teach them something, by, for example, the coastal city of......Knoxville, TN.
:-D
They live on their own form of welfare called Venture Capital
Fuck amazon
Git and CSS are the two hardest things anyone will ever try to learn in computers.
To the extent I've had some success with CSS, I've used bootstrap, and went back and did some CSS 101 stuff because none of it is intuitive -- actually learning how they did CSS helps a lot b/c trying to figure it out will never work -- it's all back-asswards at best.
and that's before you get to browser differences.
and so does every other methodology
and yes, it's b/c of scrum.
and yes, it's in spite of scrum.
and yes, it's a full on scam/fad, just like every other methodology.
my best guess on where things currently stand is that: 1) most shops use it 2) most shops use it very loosely, at best 3) most shops know to publicly despise waterfall but know that scrum and the rest are just watered-down waterfall and any shop doing near-actual scrum would kill to have a 'waterfall' dev model again -- that is, a realistic dev plan without requirements that change on the hour 4) until one of the new pseudo-methodologies (like design thinking) replaces it, Scrum/Agile will continue to reign supreme (b/c it ultimately exists b/c it is very management-friendly -- it's useful for controlling employees -- not for any other reason like 'productivity', etc.)
and, symfony is the worst garbage in the history of the planet. worst mistake ever.