Raquel Barbadillo

After 3 incredible years at @tinybird.co, it's time for my next adventure.

I really enjoyed other people's tales of what companies are like from the inside, so here are my reflections on Tinybird: rbarbadillo.github.io/tinybird

How we automatically handle ClickHouse schema migrations How we use data lineage to optimize ClickHouse table deployments and avoid unnecessary and expensive data migrations.

Two months ago, we released automatic schema migrations.

We built it to be bulletproof: work for any data lineage, every time. But we were using a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

Now we're getting surgical: www.tinybird.co/blog-posts/w...

Sunday reads and writes ✍️ rbarbadillo.github.io/sunday-reads-6

Thanks a lot! 🫶

These past few months have been intense.
We're live today on Product Hunt and we'd very much appreciate some love 🙏

tbrd.co/newsletter

a rant about my life and university degrees rbarbadillo.github.io/industrial-e...

47 times a day I type git psuh and I thank the git gods for not making me retype it.

I added something similar to the Tinybird Forward CLI, hope this makes someone's life a little easier :)

I built a logs explorer that scales to BILLIONS of rows and is FAST. We open-sourced it, and now...

🚀 We’re live on Product Hunt! 🚀

⬆️ logs.tinybird.app => Upvote in Product Hunt

There are two ways to activate the easter egg... 🕵️

RTs, likes & comments = ❤️

🫧 bubbles can be useful rbarbadillo.github.io/sunday-reads-4

(Keep it in English)

Muchas ganas de escuchar el primer episodio! Me encanta Afirmativo también, gracias compartir 🫶

There are many other interesting things about this release!

Here is Cameron using it to build a Next.js app, where you can see the new local experience and Cursor/LLM integration better => youtu.be/oe__vyW6NtQ

Aaand here's Fabri talking about the docs => bsky.app/profile/thel...

We have some way to go yet, both in new functionality and streamlining some already existing things, but we’re all 👂for feedback!

We are offloading all that complexity to ourselves. You just add whatever you want your tables and transformations to be, and how you want the transformation of old data (some casting for a type change, or some default for a new column for instance) and that’s it => www.tinybird.co/docs/v2/test...

We have seen customers struggle with this time and time again, and we’ve provided some tools to ease the process.
We provided the necessary tools to run data migrations, but you still needed to run the backfill yourself, coordinate changes with Materialized Views, etc.

Data migrations can be cumbersome but relatively straightforward IF you don’t work with:
(a) real-time ingestion,
(b) real-time reads,
(c) triggers that transform data at write time (a special kind of materialized views)
Well, Tinybird has all three 🙃

Ship data like you ship code ⛏️

𝖼𝗎𝗋𝗅 -𝖫𝗌𝖲𝖿 𝗍𝖻𝗋𝖽.𝖼𝗈/𝖿𝗐𝖽 | 𝗌𝗁

I’m excited about the new experience and how it makes sense end-to-end as a whole, but personally I’m particularly happy about how ambitious we’ve been with the deployment part 👇

Sharing is caring. Thank you ♥️