Hey all! I'm happy to announce my project `RepoTEN`! RepoTEN is a solution that I built that acts as a repository that enables data analysis teams to store and share datasets in a fast and structured basis. Why did I build this? I worked as a data analyst with a team that used multiple tools for analysis, and we all had to work with similar datasets or share the datasets among each other for tasks such as quality checks. However, sometimes the datasets would get lost in what I like to call 'drive purgatory', where we would save the files as something like 'dataset_0502025_final.csv' and then having it lost between the other Excel, PDF, and Word docs on the shared drive. We used another solution that is a part of another data management suite, but that didn't allow thorough documentation. So I went ahead and tried to come up with a solution to a problem that I believe plenty of other people face: a platform to store dataset versions that is quickly accessible, documented, and user friendly. No need for separate documentation files or mismatching dataset and documentation. What is RepoTEN? RepoTEN is an application for data analyst teams to store, document, and version control datasets for end users. It enables teams to collaborate, manage access, and store datasets at both the team and project level, ensuring organized and structured data management without extra complexity. Key Features: - Data documentation: When uploading datasets, users can document the dataset by adding metadata, methodologies, and business context relevant to the dataset so that other team members and the users themselves can directly understand what the dataset is for, how to interpret the results, and so on. - Version control & audit trail: Uploaded datasets have a full version history, including who made the changes and when, with all versions retaining the documentation for their respective versions as well. - Projects: Manage datasets on a project level, where you can create a project to add members and store datasets on a project basis. Teams working on a project can view the datasets related to the project and contribute without having lost edits or files. I'm super happy to finally be able to share this with the world! It sure is not much flash, but it definitely is something I found helpful and am sure that many others out there would like something like it! Thank you for reading :) - Abdulla Alhammadi Developer, RepoTEN

RepoTEN

Team-based data management, version control & collaboration

Team-based data management, version control & collaboration