From the storage format to the query language, Zed is a revolutionary new way to work with data. Created at @brimdata.
Joined May 2022
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The Zed Project retweeted
Hey Zed, check out Zed 😀 zed.brimdata.io/docs
The next version of Zed is here.
✨ Version 1.8 Highlights
🖇️ Improved join syntax using subqueries
💨 New zed vacuum command for cleaning up
🛻 New load operator for piping data from a query into a pool
Check it out and let us know what you think!
github.com/brimdata/zed/rele…
The Zed Project retweeted
If you've experienced the pain of debugging your data when something upstream changes, Zed can help.
brimdata.io/blog/debugging-d…
Zed 1.7 has been released!
Highlighted features:
✨Add regexp_replace() function for replacing regular expression matches in a string.
✨Allow head and tail operators to accept an expression
github.com/brimdata/zed/rele…
The Zed Project retweeted
Clever! Here's the same trick with zq and ZSON output. A little more intuitive and you get real data types...
Look at the releases in that array! No table format needed for that select view on @observablehq.
Data doesn't always need to fit in a table.
With Zed, it's easy to just grab an array of strings. This can be given directly to a select input for instance.
The Zed Project retweeted
It's easy to get excited about how Zed makes working with data so much easier.
Wrangling JSON Arrays: Zed vs SQL
brimdata.io/blog/wrangling-j…
The Zed Project retweeted
A new version of Brim is available today (v0.31.0). It contains very small changes to improve the autoupdate messages for the next release in which...
...the Brim app will be renamed to Zui!
Read more about the name change in the release notes: github.com/brimdata/brim/rel…
The Zed Project retweeted
There is a lot of interesting thinking baked into Zed (zed.brimdata.io/) which echoes a number of XTDB's design decisions. @SteveMcCanne gives an accessible and intuitive summary of Zed and ZSON in this keynote:
youtube.com/watch?v=3eHiZ6om…
Our first community blog post on zq!
Greg shows how to filter and clean the Taichung City bus stop data with zq then plots the geojson data with openmaps.
newtoypia.blogspot.com/2022/…
The Zed Project retweeted
A chicken, an egg, and a schema: if you want to just look at your data, you have to already know exactly what your data looks like!
Explore the different shapes of your data with Zed.
zed.brimdata.io/docs/languag…
ALT zq 'count() by typeof(this)' ~/file
The Zed Project retweeted
If the JSON manipulation tool jq has been a staple in your toolbox, you may want to consider zq as an alternative.
#JSON
#ShellScripting
brimdata.io/blog/introducing…