@github: Build data pipelines without the complexity. Tomorrow on Open Source Friday, dev advocate Elvis Kahoro explains how @dl…
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GitHub's Open Source Friday event features Elvis Kahoro from dltHub discussing dlt, an open-source Python library for building data pipelines without complexity.
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Build data pipelines without the complexity.
Tomorrow on Open Source Friday, dev advocate Elvis Kahoro explains how @dltHub, an open-source Python library, can help you move data without the overhead.
Set a reminder 🔔 https://t.co/avLU4C80Eb https://t.co/KxKR6Zagyn
@github: Build data pipelines without the complexity. Tomorrow on Open Source Friday, dev advocate Elvis Kahoro explains how @dl…
Channel: @github Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJdqlWF_5E0
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Open Source Friday is back, and this week we’re hanging out with Elvis Kahoro from dltHub to explore dlt, an open source Python SDK for building production-grade data pipelines.
We’ll talk about what dlt is, who it’s for, and how developers can use it to move data without getting buried in pipeline complexity. If you work with data engineering, developer tooling, Python, or AI agent workflows, this one should be fun.
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