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Top 10 Events 2024

For 2024, we've 🐝 handpicked the most impactful tech conferences in AI, data science, machine learning, and Python

Written by Oli Makhasoeva

Release v0.18.0 is here!

Bytewax v0.18 - Elevating Stream Processing to New Heights 🧗‍♀️ 🧗‍♂️

Complex DAG Dataflows Joins & Multiple IO, Enhanced Kafka & Redpanda Integration, Autocomplete & Type Checking & more!

Written by Oli Makhasoeva

Welcome to 2024!

Redis 💛 Bytewax, Python Ecosystem Insights, Video Highlights + Exclusive Sneak Peek!

Written by Oli Makhasoeva

Streams to Parquet with Bytewax

Data Pipelines: Streams to Parquet

Connect to your streaming data source and write the events to partitioned Parquet Files

Written by Zander Matheson

🤓 Data Explained: The State of Streaming

What is streaming data? What's the difference between a processor and a framework? What does streaming look like today?

Written by Matt Palmer

Start with Open Source, Scale with the Platform

Announcing the Bytewax platform - the next phase in our plan to simplify stream processing.

Written by Zander Matheson

Feature Store Summit: Starting your Real-Time Journey with Bytewax

Dive into how to build feature pipelines to support real-time machine learning.

Written by Zander Matheson

Redis-driven Dataflow for Clickstream Aggregation

Redis-driven Dataflow for Clickstream Aggregation

Writing your own bytewax connector to quickly set up a data pipeline for clickstream aggregation

Written by Igor Mosyagin

Hacker News From Request to Stream: A Deep Dive into How to Use Bytewax to Poll HTTP Endpoints to Create a Real-Time Stream of Data

Convert the Hacker News HTTP endpoint into a stream of data by polling it periodically.

Written by Zander Matheson