Awesome article! It streamlines the explanation of what are the building blocks that produce a DAG, making it even possible to share with business stakeholders using language that is easy to digest. And most importantly is tool agnostic, showing what really matters is to learn the foundational concepts before even taking a deep dive into the tool itself.
In my perspective you nailed it. You used examples from dbt and Airflow (standards in the Industry) to make the glue between concepts without making it tied to those tools only.
Awesome article! It streamlines the explanation of what are the building blocks that produce a DAG, making it even possible to share with business stakeholders using language that is easy to digest. And most importantly is tool agnostic, showing what really matters is to learn the foundational concepts before even taking a deep dive into the tool itself.
Thank you so much for the great feedback, Filipe.
I was really aiming for a tool-agnostic guide to help data professionals with diverse backgrounds.
In my perspective you nailed it. You used examples from dbt and Airflow (standards in the Industry) to make the glue between concepts without making it tied to those tools only.