Datasette Newsletter

The Datasette Newsletter covers updates and features about the Datasette project and its ecosystem, including software releases, plugin development, and applications for data analysis and visualization. It highlights collaborative tools, personalized data warehousing, and innovative methods for data interaction, such as comments, git scraping, and geographical querying.

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The hottest Substack posts of Datasette Newsletter

And their main takeaways
78 implied HN points 19 Aug 22
  1. Datasette Lite allows running Datasette entirely in the browser
  2. Datasette website features tutorials for getting started with Datasette
  3. Sign up for a preview of Datasette Cloud, a new hosted SaaS service
78 implied HN points 10 Oct 20
  1. Datasette 0.50 introduces a new column actions menu for sorting and faceting data.
  2. The new datasette.client feature allows plugins to make requests to Datasette's JSON HTTP API.
  3. Git scraping involves tracking changes to data sources over time by scraping them into a Git repository.
19 implied HN points 26 Jan 21
  1. Datasette 0.54 released with an in-memory database and JavaScript module support
  2. New plugin datasette-leaflet-freedraw allows querying a database by drawing on a map
  3. Other new plugins include datasette-css-properties and datasette-export-notebook
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19 implied HN points 03 Nov 20
  1. Datasette 0.51 introduces a new visual design with a revamped navigation menu.
  2. Plugins in Datasette can now add links within the interface for easier access.
  3. Datasette now allows users to download binary data directly and improves URL building for internal and plugin use.
0 implied HN points 19 Oct 20
  1. Dogsheep is a project that aims to bring together personal data from various sources into a searchable database.
  2. Dogsheep offers open source tools like `twitter-to-sqlite` and `healthkit-to-sqlite` to convert personal data into SQLite databases.
  3. Datasette is working towards a 1.0 release focusing on improving the default JSON API format and plugin compatibility.