Wow! Very simple to understand and love the combination of coding and theory explanation. Chris, you got the gift to convey a complete message in an easy one. Please don't stop as there a not a lot of clear snowpark videos on TH-cam. One thing I was hoping to see is the initial setup and connection to snowflake also importing snowflake connection. Liked, subscribed immediately, and even pushed the bell so I won't miss any future videos
Quantity was applied to just the discount which is how this ended up with the negative revenues. Quantity should have been applied to the whole equation. Enjoyed the video though. Good walkthrough
Amazing content, thanks for sharing. I have a few doubts 1. What are the pros & cons of Snowpark vs SageMaker 2. If we want to redo SageMaker codes with Snowpark are there limitations? 3. Are there data type challenges of using Snowpark? 4. Quickest way to ramp up on Snowpark?
Not sure if its still a question, but F is an alias for Snowpark Functions that are imported. Similar to how we write import pandas as pd and then do pd.read_csv(), etc.
I have a SQL problem which I want to solve. Able to achieve half the way but another part is pending, pls help in this. Thank you for so beautiful simple explanation
Great Video!! Can you please create a video on how to design the Session Configs section so that it can connect to Snowflake that has Single Sign On and also how to move this code in QA and production environments ( CI/CD)? you can also create a Udemy course for that I will buy that :)
This is one of the best snowpark video I have found among TH-cam. So easy to understand and point to point.
This is one of the best Snowpark tutorials out there! Thanks @Aimpoint Digital!! Will be tuned in for future videos.
Wow! Very simple to understand and love the combination of coding and theory explanation. Chris, you got the gift to convey a complete message in an easy one. Please don't stop as there a not a lot of clear snowpark videos on TH-cam. One thing I was hoping to see is the initial setup and connection to snowflake also importing snowflake connection. Liked, subscribed immediately, and even pushed the bell so I won't miss any future videos
Quantity was applied to just the discount which is how this ended up with the negative revenues. Quantity should have been applied to the whole equation. Enjoyed the video though. Good walkthrough
Amazing content, thanks for sharing. I have a few doubts
1. What are the pros & cons of Snowpark vs SageMaker
2. If we want to redo SageMaker codes with Snowpark are there limitations?
3. Are there data type challenges of using Snowpark?
4. Quickest way to ramp up on Snowpark?
Hey, great introductory video, can you advice how I can access a nested column while selecting them from a table?
doesn't recognize my config module
from config import *
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'config'
what should i do? thanks in advance
Good. Keep doing more
how do we cast date to string or string to date in snowpark?
13:28 what is F.Col ?
did you get ? i have same qs
Not sure if its still a question, but F is an alias for Snowpark Functions that are imported. Similar to how we write import pandas as pd and then do pd.read_csv(), etc.
So snowpark code is just like databricks pySpark code :D . Thanks It's clear now that Snowpark and Databricks are for spark processing.
Same feeling. I’ve been using apache spark. And I found very similar.
I have a SQL problem which I want to solve.
Able to achieve half the way but another part is pending, pls help in this.
Thank you for so beautiful simple explanation
Very nice. So basically, snowpark is "async" by design in a way.
Great Video!! Can you please create a video on how to design the Session Configs section so that it can connect to Snowflake that has Single Sign On and also how to move this code in QA and production environments ( CI/CD)? you can also create a Udemy course for that I will buy that :)
nice explanation
snowpark is good imo, the only things I dont like it much is snowpark only supports only python 3.8.
whats the IDE?
Visual Studio Code