Hi everyone! 🙂 I've used Kedro in the past for DS projects/pipelines. Most of my use cases involved 'databricks-connect'. My new use case is a bit different in terms of size and complexity: I'm planning to move a company entire pipeline from a traditional dwh ETL to Kedro + Databricks. I've seen the release the of 'kedro-databricks' but I have some doubts regarding the interaction with Databricks native Delta Live Tables. Has anyone already tried it?

Hello. I hadn't heard of Kedro till today but just listened to @Juan Luis on Inspiring Computing and was inspired. Kedro sounds like it was written for me, currently working as a senior research scientist, using pandas, scipy.stats, statsmodels, PyMC, ..., and tying it all together with Snakemake. I'm working through the tutorial and am inspired further. I do have a question though, which I'll ask over on #C03RKP2LW64.

Hi, I'm Lukas, a Data Scientist for Infineon Austria. Looking forward to learning new things.

Hi, I'm Prachee, undergrad. Learning about Kedro.

Hi guys, I'm Philipp currently working on my bachelor thesis about creating a reproduceable pipeline for a bayesian inference model in kedro and mlflow.

Hi there, I’m Igor, Data Science Manager at Indicium in Brazil and the US. At Indicium, we’re strong believers in Kedro. Excited to explore the latest Kedro features and stay updated on best practices and trends.

Hey, I'm Chris, Data Scientist at Indicium and also a kedro enthusiast! Looking forward to follow the latest updates and also contribute with the community

Hi everyone, I'm Gio, CTO at Eoliann. We work with Earth Observation data and ML to estimate climate risk. We make use of kedro in several (possibly unconventional) ways and I'd like to contribute and share ideas about the project. Great to be here! K

Hi everyone, I'm Phil, a PhD student at Mila in Montréal. Previously I worked in the finance industry for over 3 years and we used Kedro to uniform our code and make it more sharable. Now, I use it to increase my productivity by automating pipelines. Great to be here 🙂

Hello everyone, I'm Firas, a data scientist at Bombardier Inc. - Montréal. We use kedro to improve demand forecast of spare parts in the aftermarket department. Good to be here!

Hi everyone, I'm Jacques, a machine learning engineer at Every Cure (London). We use Kedro to repurpose existing drugs to treat/cure rare diseases. I started using it a month ago and I'm really enjoying its flexibility. Happy to be here!

Hi everyone, I'm Darren, a data engineer from QuantumBlack, AI By McKinsey. We use Kedro on our client engagements!

Hey everyone! I'm Lorenzo, a data scientist that recently started working at Zucchetti SPA. I already worked with Kedro in the past during my PhD and I am trying to advocate for its adoption in the new team as well!

Hello everyone!!! I'm a Product Engineer acting as a Product Owner and we're building Data Products on Kubernetes with Kedro. I joined the Slack to learn and share concerns. For the moment we are able to deploy and integrate with FastAPI and Streamlit in addition to Kedro and the truth is that so far things are going very well. We also integrate against our BackEnd, our Front (our own data marketplace) and applications such as BI platforms.

About what I am doing: I've watched the entire *Juan Cano tutorial because I want to help the team who are stuck. Great job Juanlu! After reviewing the documentation, I was able to use the Omega configuration to access the catalog and thus add a data security interface to the data product in the Kedro way. That's more or less where I am, starting to dig in.

Hi everyone! I’m Chris, Data Science and AI Research manager at Ciena Blue Planet. Our team uses kedro extensively for all of our AI/ML projects!

#C03RKNSN3U0 I would like to join the Kedro community. I am Kaisser a Moroccan IT engineer who recently discovered Kedro, truly appreciates it, and thanks the community for its efforts. Currently, I am pursuing a research master's degree, and I want to leave my first message to introduce myself and engage with you.

Hello everyone I'm Anouar, a moroccan data scientist who just discovered kedro and still discovering it, i started using to well organize, structure and document my work and projects. I also had an idea of why not adding argilla and elasticity search as supported data sources directly on the data catalog but still trying to see how that can be done. But first I'm really happy to be a part of you and thank you so much 🙌

Hey everyone 👋 I'm Ean, a DS currently working with the first neobank in the Dominican Republic. I've been navigating the tech world for about 2 years, but my journey in data and business stretches closer to 5 years I'm a firm believer that knowledge grows when we share it – which is why I'm here! I discovered Kedro through my current role and immediately fell in love with its potential Right now, I'm diving deep into the documentation to level up my Kedro skills I hope not just be a user, but potentially contribute back I'm excited to explore how I might help improve Kedro Looking forward to connecting, learning, and hopefully collaborating with all of you!

Hi, I'm Theo from the Netherlands. For my master thesis on recommendation systems I am considering Kedro for various experiments. Also because the resulting models will be used at my own company - and therefor I want to setup automated pipelines and reproducibility from the start on. I am highly interested in the automated Azure ML deployment with Kedro such that going from local dev to production is a seamless experience 🙂

Hey 👋, I'm Srihari, an intern working on (and with) marimo — an open-source, python notebook editor. Glad to have stumbled across Kedro and hope to explore it more.

Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Deepanshu, a Software Engineer from India with a strong passion for Data Science and Python Development It’s a pleasure to be connected with you all, and I’m really excited to dive deeper into Kedro and explore how it can enhance DS development and project efficiency. Looking forward to learning and collaborating with this amazing community! 🚀

Hi, Alberto here, program manager for a consulting firm of digital transformation and AI. Interested in the user community as well as the professional and enterprise community around Kedro for some projects we're involved with. Feel free to contact directly for a quick call on collabs. Have a nice day all.

Hello everyone, my name is Carlos Giménez. I've been using Kedro since the beginning of the project, and I'm proud to say I gave the alongside @Yetunde at PyData in 2019. It's been great to see Kedro grow, and I'm happy to report that I'm now implementing it as a standard in my own team. All the best! If you need some one here in Argentina for spread Kedro, let me know. All the best! Here is my linkedin: (1) Carlos A. Giménez | LinkedIn

Hi I'm Anthony Fillion, I am a Reinforcement Learning researcher in a small startup in Lausanne. I am discovering Kedro and plan to use it for our business use cases. I am curious to see how Kedro and Reinforcement Learning will fit together !

Hello all. Rand Bradley here. I am a software engineer for a boutique consulting company named Game Data Pros, Inc. I was looking around for a way to operationalize data science workflows, and came across Kedro recently. I've been working with it for about 2 weeks now, and am quite impressed! This is one of the best run OSS Python projects I've seen.

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Hello everyone, my name is Thamu. I am a data scientist at a consulting company in South Africa. I am looking to learning more about Kedro. It's currently the standard in some of our teams and I would like to learn a bit more about how to use it properly.

Hi hi, I am Gianmarco. I work at a small start-up trying to improve patients outcomes in the field of Neurodegenerative Diseases using deep learning models. After a tough time working on data science projects I finally found a useful tool to develop and showcase very complex projects in a standardized way 🥳

Hi and Good morning! Although I started communicating in "questions" already, I hadn't introduced myself. I am Vaibhav Shah, originally from India, where I started working as a software developer in the past century 😄 while still studying, but now living and working in Portugal for the past 18 years. Here, I teach Information Systems at a university (where I did my PhD in AI for industrial engineering), and now a fulltime researcher in Data Science and Machine Learning group at a Co-lab, where we were introduced to Kedro by a team member. We have adopted it as the de-facto framework to implement most of our projects 😊. I am working in AI since 2004-05 (while finishing my Masters in the field in Russia). So I'm more of a classical AI person, i.e. implementing everything from scratch, and considering various approaches, not just deep learning based. A lot has changed since I started, both in the software development, as well as AI-DS-ML. So, adapting to work with the abundance of AI-ML toolkits, frameworks, libraries etc. that we have today, plus the collaborative platforms such as Kedro. Finally, as I see many Indians in the Kedro team, I wish everyone a Happy, Healthy and Sparkling Diwali, and a Happy New (Vikram Samvat) Year. 🎉