Might be too niche or something, but one thing I'm interested in sussing out is when you'd do a completely "composable" data stack vs. using tools like Domo that do ETL and BI/data viz to replace a couple of pieces. FWIW - none of the millions of "modern data stack" marketing blogs include Domo as part of the stack though (I think) it does fit the criteria to be a piece (pieces?) w/in the stack.
My fav mds: stitch, dbr, dbt
Might be too niche or something, but one thing I'm interested in sussing out is when you'd do a completely "composable" data stack vs. using tools like Domo that do ETL and BI/data viz to replace a couple of pieces. FWIW - none of the millions of "modern data stack" marketing blogs include Domo as part of the stack though (I think) it does fit the criteria to be a piece (pieces?) w/in the stack.
Great article, Justin. The Teradata joke hit me a bit too hard lol
Any other recs for BI tools?
- I found Hex to be too SQL focused (I am an excel monkey)
- Metabase to be too slow / rigid. Everything takes 10 seconds to run
- I have been liking a tool called Canvas but it is also slow and overpriced