What is Alteryx?

This is an absolutely brilliant introduction to Designer! Fun, informative and a great production! Well done! Can you make APA as easy and clear to understand?

[@AimpointDigital]

That's a great suggestion!

[@Juan-Hdez]

Very useful. Thank you!

[@AaronPaul_google]

Hi there. This was a quick helpful video. Meanwhile, is Incremental loading possible in Alteryx and how is this handled?

[@AimpointDigital]

This would require filtering out data that is already in your target. To do this, join your source data with the target dataset on a key field. The unmatched records will be the delta for loading. You can leverage the power of your database to make this process quicker by using the In-Database Tools in Alteryx. Please reach out to the Alteryx Community for more help.

[@AS-yo2uy]

Can you u use alteryx for biology?

[@christopherhall1216]

Alteryx is easier than google maps at finding pubs?

[@Grand-Mono]

then who needs ML engr. , data scientist and data analytics anymore? if we have this software? Were those position I mentioned created this Alteryx? or is it the software engr. ? Either way, they dug graves for those positions except software engr.

[@Alejoacuna]

Good insight, have the same questions as you, been living the transformation to a similar tool in my current position and makes me wonder if they will cut down on headcount because of this

[@Techno1497]

I really like it !

[@kaushikmalepati2495]

etl, ml, reporting . Wow it can do a lot!

[@PeterCacioppi]

Python is actually quite easy to learn. Learn Python, and you won't be hamstrung by the limitations of a graphical substitute for actual programming. Moreover, you'll be able to take your Python skills with you from job to job, as opposed to building a career around the narrow set of employers who are using this or that proprietary alternative. If you're the sort of person who likes logical abstractions, then you will do well with Python. If you're not that sort of person, then you shouldn't be doing doing data cleaning and analysis work anyway. Cleaning and analysis is all about clear logical thinking. People that do well with that sort of task don't need a dumbed down alternative to actual programming.

[@maxfinnian]

And if you do happen to want a drag-and-drop view for your pipeline, just install the free app Orange from your Anaconda dashboard. If the tool already exists for free then why make it a paid service?

[@PeterCacioppi]

@@maxfinnian The future of drag-drop quasi-programming likely going to be free tools that do baby-Python tasks and blend well with Python itself.

[@amjan]

What you say resonates with me, thanks for sharing your opinion!

[@Pyramidtank]

Orange in anaconda

[@Pyramidtank]

Orange in anaconda

[@bernardthefourth]

So I buy a bunch of Alteryx stock, give it a few years and I retire RICH?

[@Annalou1229]

Yes i would like to know too lol

[@AimpointDigital]

Aimpoint Digital don't offer financial advice, but only invest what you're prepared to lose and a diversified portfolio is key to reducing risk.

[@bernardthefourth]

@@AimpointDigital THATS A YES! I do actually own some at 120 or so.

[@335637880]

@@bernardthefourth lmao

[@stuckcamping]

Don't think that investment has paid off