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Useful classes for data engineers - Scala & Java

Waitingforcode

In this blog post I'll share with you a list of Java and Scala classes I use almost every time in data engineering projects. We all have our habits and as programmers, libraries and frameworks are definitely a part of the group. The part for Python will follow next week!

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Scala as a Junior Developer

Rock the JVM

Lucas’ story is shared by lots of beginner Scala developers, which is why I wanted to post it here on the blog. I’ve watched thousands of developers learn Scala from scratch, and, like Lucas, they love it! If you want to learn Scala well and fast, take a look at my Scala Essentials course at Rock the JVM.

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The Future of Java: Top Trends and Technologies

Knowledge Hut

For over 2 decades, Java has been the mainstay of app development. Another reason for its popularity is its cross-platform and cross-browser compatibility, making applications written in Java highly portable. These very qualities gave rise to the need for reusability of code, version control, and other tools for Java developers.

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Building ETL Pipeline with Snowpark

Cloudyard

Snowflakes Snowpark is a game-changing feature that enables data engineers and analysts to write scalable data transformation workflows directly within Snowflake using Python, Java, or Scala.

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Cloudera acquires Eventador to accelerate Stream Processing in Public & Hybrid Clouds

Cloudera

This typically involved a lot of coding with Java, Scala or similar technologies. The post Cloudera acquires Eventador to accelerate Stream Processing in Public & Hybrid Clouds appeared first on Cloudera Blog. Stay tuned for more product updates coming soon!

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Databricks, Snowflake and the future

Christophe Blefari

you could write the same pipeline in Java, in Scala, in Python, in SQL, etc.—with I won't delve into every announcement here, but for more details, SELECT has written a blog covering the 28 announcements and takeaways from the Summit. Databricks sells a toolbox, you don't buy any UX. 3) Spark 4.0

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Delivering Modern Enterprise Data Engineering with Cloudera Data Engineering on Azure

Cloudera

CDE supports Scala, Java, and Python jobs. For example, a Java program running Spark with specific configurations. The post Delivering Modern Enterprise Data Engineering with Cloudera Data Engineering on Azure appeared first on Cloudera Blog. CDE also support Airflow job types. . A job run is an execution of a job.