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How Keboola benefits from using Keboola Connection - There's no party like 3rd party

Oh boy, it’s been more than a year again since my last HKBFUKC article (yep, that’s a new standard abbreviation). This is the fourth article in the series. You can always check out the first, second and third on our blog. Again, loads of stuff has happened since the last time. I made the top 16 at the 4 Seasons MTG Legacy tournament in Bologna, I visited Lego House in Billund and I got married!

Cybersecurity: A Big Data Problem

Information technology has been at the heart of governments around the world, enabling them to deliver vital citizen services, such as healthcare, transportation, employment, and national security. All of these functions rest on technology and share a valuable commodity: data. Data is produced and consumed in ever-increasing amounts and therefore must be protected. After all, we believe everything that we see on our computer screens to be true, don’t we?

Planetly: Scaling companies' carbon management with data

Planetly uses technology to simplify carbon management for companies at scale. Their data-driven software solution helps companies reach net-zero emission targets in four steps: The entire carbon management life cycle is powered and fueled by data. We talked to Cari Davidson, VP of Engineering and Patricia Montag, the Engineering Lead Analytics, to better understand what role Keboola (and data as a whole) play in the company’s operations and what that means for the engineering team.

How to Fix TypeError in Python: NoneType Object Is Not Iterable

The Python TypeError: NoneType Object Is Not Iterable is an exception that occurs when trying to iterate over a None value. Since in Python, only objects with a value can be iterated over, iterating over a None object raises the TypeError: NoneType Object Is Not Iterable exception.

Flutter widgets cheat sheet

Flutter is an open-source tool designed to build fast and beautiful applications across multiple platforms. The Flutter SDK has been widely adopted for developing mobile applications, and many developers are learning Flutter every day. It is important to create content that can help them do this, and that’s the aim of this blog post! So, we’ve prepared a simple cheat sheet of different Flutter widgets (and in Flutter, everything is a widget!), which you can use to build your Flutter apps.

Build data apps with Streamlit + ThoughtSpot APIs

I’ve been following the Streamlit framework for a while, since Snowflake announced that they would acquire it to enable data engineers to quick spin up data apps. I decided to play around with it and see how we could leverage the speed of creating an app along with the benefits that ThoughtSpot provides, especially around the ability to use NLP for search terms. Streamlit is built in Python.