Community & Resources
| Community Forum | Events | Contributing | Partners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ask questions, join discussion groups | Meetups, conferences, usergroups and more | Start contributing to this open source project | Learn more about our partnerships with companies like AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. |
Below is a list of community generated resources, how-tos, tutorials and more to help you get started and keep building with OmniSciDB.
- AWS discussion group & topic list
- GCP discussion group & topic list
- Azure discussion group & topic list
- Docker discussion group & topic list
- Improving Connected Car Testing with Vehicle Telematics Analysis
- Using pymapd to Load Data to OmniSci Cloud
- 5 Tips for Big Geospatial Analytics with MapD (OmniSciDB)
- Seeing the World with Data: 3D LiDAR with MapD and Uber’s deck.gl
Check out more Tutorials & Demos
- OmniSci Community: CalHacks 5.0 at Berkeley
- Geospatial Data Today: The Top 3 Ways Geospatial Data is like Snoop Dog
- OmniSci & Vancouver Analytics Meetup
ICYMI: All of our presentations from Meetups, Conferences and Beyond from the Community Team and Maintainers
Check out more videos on our YouTube.
In addition to OmniSciDB, there are other open source projects that connect to OmniSciDB based on programming language such as Javascript, Python and Julia.
- MapD connector A JavaScript library for connecting to a OmniSci GPU database and running queries.
- PyMapD Python client for OmniSci GPU-accelerated SQL engine and analytics platform
- OmniSci.jl Julia client for OmniSci GPU-accelerated SQL engine and analytics platform.
Check out the Documentation page for a complete list of all APIs, Interfaces and Projects.
- How-tos, code snippets and more on the OmniSci Blog
- Need a data set to practice with? Search the Data Set Library
- OmniSci Platform Documentation
- Release Notes
- OmniSci Downloads
If you're interested in connecting to the maintainers of this project, please visit the official online forum and community to post questions or submit an issue to file a bug.