If you’re looking for a team that actually cares about the issues you’re facing, look no further than Databricks, and they’ve got something exciting out. In this episode, Michael and Ben welcome on the development team of MLflow, an open-source lifecycle manager for machine learning. They cover how Databricks is redefining how developers and engineers collaborate, the reason behind Databricks’ crazy success, and the number ONE most important testing structure for any development team. “A lot of the success was attributed to process and dedicated focus on the interface, understanding what major problems we were going after. ”
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Why Databricks was able to rake in 800,000 downloads per MONTH in their first year
A simple but powerful methodology that helps Databrick identify the highest ROI problems to tackle (not just the most popular ones)
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