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Kevin Li
@liveink · #NewStuff
Huge fan of Mode Analytics, excited to see them roll out support for Python notebooks.
I've always enjoyed using Jupyter / iPython notebooks locally but have found it a pain to set up a standalone server for sharing and collaboration. Poking around at the Mode Python Notebook, the entire process fits in flawlessly with their existing SQL editor + report bui… See more
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William Chase Wright
@wchasewright · Data Analyst
Since Day 1 of becoming a Mode Analytics customer, we've been extremely impressed with them. They understand, from an analyst point of view, the difficulty of answering a business question using data. Mode Analytics platform was already extremely useful with it's SQL editor and scheduling functionality. Adding Python Notebooks is going to be a game changer.… See more
Sourav Dey
@sourav_dey · CEO, Dataholiks
I'm a huge fan of Mode and have used it extensively for our work in SQL. The past few weeks we've been using the beta for the Python notebooks and it really takes Mode to the next level. There's no other good tool out there to share and collaborate on live iPython notebooks. We've built really sophisticated pipelines for our clients using the new Mode report… See more
Nils S.
@bausofthenauf · CPO, talentbait.com
Thanks @dereksteer and team, we were about to move away from Mode after our trial, because the pricing layers were to expensive for our early stage startup. We love your product! We are super impressed with the features you offer. We highly recommend your product to everyone wanting to work data-driven!
Shana Carp
@shanacarp · cofounder, bayesianwitch
While I would personally <3 this, more than a few people I know need a version of this with Lua/Torch support, with the possiblity that it can hook into NoSQL databases/not run off of your servers in order to run off of selections of really big datasets for research purposes. (They are becoming Spark-Tastic usually on a graph structure because of nature … See more