BUILD.local — Building an Interactive Data App with Snowflake & Streamlit

When I am writing this, I am on Harry Reid International Airport on my back home to The Netherlands. The last week I attended the Snowflake Summit 2022. The first big in-person event in years. Back in 2019 I attended the 2019 Snowflake Summit in San Francisco. This years event…

In my last blogpost I showed how to plot F1 Circuit Locations into a map using Folium. This was a very static way to plot the F1 Circuit Locations either for the World, Europe or France. These options were hardcoded in the notebook and showed after each other. Next step…

Plotting F1 Circuit Locations into a map using Folium This Notebook is a continuation of a previous blogpost where I started loading F1 Data into Snowflake ❄️ using the Ergast API. Next up is plotting this data on a map using Folium. Folium is a Python library used for visualizing Geospatial Data. “It builds on the data wrangling strengths…

Recently I blogged about loading F1 Historical Data into Snowflake. The first time I downloaded the related .csv-files from Kaggle. In a consecutive post I loaded the data directly using the Kaggle API. From .csv to Snowflake From Kaggle to Snowflake This time I am going to use the Ergast…

In a previous blogpost I showed how to load .csv-files into Snowflake. I downloaded these files manually from Kaggle. In this post I show you how to make use of the Kaggle API to remove the manual download part. Install Kaggle I have used Kaggle in a Anaconda environment. Therefore I have…

Last week I was attending the Snowflake ❄️ Data for Champions. A restart of the Dutch Snowflake UserGroup. This first live session in a long time was a fireside chat with consultants from Eneco, Booking.com and Picnic about what it takes to build a “Data Culture in the Modern Enterprise”…

Last week I wrote a post about Streamlit as a result of a Python Essentials training. I really liked the training so it inspired me to try some things out. Recently I was working on a sample database I can use in several examples working with Snowflake. On Kaggle I…

Last week I followed a Python Essentials course at The School of Data Science in The Hague. At a certain point we discussed Streamlit. This open-source framework could be a potential Power BI killer when it comes to visualising data and interacting with data. Interesting enough to check it out…

Finding the right dataset for a demo can be a challenge. There are several locations where you can find datasets. Recently I found out about Knoema. On Knoema there is a wealth of datasets either to achieve for free or via a subscription. Snowflake offers an easy alternative for you…