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How we used Claude Opus 4.6 to fix failing E2E tests

By Tomas Kislan

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Updated on March 19, 2026

Tracking the ripple effect: how adverse drug events move pharma markets

By Srihari Thyagarajan

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Updated on February 19, 2026

Latest releases

3 data smells that mean you need a Jupyter notebook alternative

Well-known isn’t the same as best-in-breed. Find out which signals suggest it’s time to explore a Jupyter notebook alternative.

By Eric Wendt

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Updated on February 6, 2023

Smarter, faster, better: introducing interactive exploration & other power-ups to Deepnote charts

Data visualization is about so much more than painting static pictures. See how Deepnote’s no-code charting experience brings you closer to your data.

By Gabor Szalai

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Updated on February 2, 2023

How teams use notebooks to power data exploration

Modern notebooks are built for data exploration. Here’s how leading data teams use them to supercharge exploratory analysis.

By Eric Wendt

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Updated on January 24, 2023

Exploratory programming: what it is, why it matters & what it requires

Exploring data isn’t the same as developing software. Learn why data teams should embrace tools built for exploratory programming.

By Jakub Jurovych

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Updated on January 23, 2023

Minimum viable (data) product: how Slido brings a product mindset to analytics engineering

Delivering business-friendly metrics isn’t always easy. Find out how Slido conquered the challenges with Deepnote and dbt.

By Eric Wendt

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Updated on January 10, 2023

Explore, collaborate, share: how Webflow optimizes data workflows

Teamwork makes the dream work. Find out how Webflow overcame collaboration challenges inside and outside its data team with Deepnote.

By Eric Wendt

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Updated on January 3, 2023

To all those forgotten data transformations, we salute you

Not all organizational knowledge makes its way into dbt. Let's explore some of these sources of knowledge, why they exist, and their role in the data stack.

By Allan CampopianoKatie Bauer

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Updated on November 18, 2022

Data visualization for everyone: Meet the new chart block

See how we redesigned our no-code charting experience to help streamline data visualization.

By Gabor Szalai

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Updated on November 16, 2022

Announcing Deepnote's layoff relief program

We’re making Deepnote free for anyone impacted by recent layoffs in an effort to help with portfolio development and showcasing work to employers.

By Jakub Jurovych

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Updated on November 15, 2022

The past, present & future of notebooks

Data notebooks have come a long way since their introduction. Here's how we got here, where the market is at, and predictions for the future.

By Jakub Jurovych

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Updated on November 2, 2022

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Blog

How we used Claude Opus 4.6 to fix failing E2E tests

Tracking the ripple effect: how adverse drug events move pharma markets

Latest releases

3 data smells that mean you need a Jupyter notebook alternative

Smarter, faster, better: introducing interactive exploration & other power-ups to Deepnote charts

How teams use notebooks to power data exploration

Exploratory programming: what it is, why it matters & what it requires

Minimum viable (data) product: how Slido brings a product mindset to analytics engineering

Explore, collaborate, share: how Webflow optimizes data workflows

To all those forgotten data transformations, we salute you

Data visualization for everyone: Meet the new chart block

Announcing Deepnote's layoff relief program

The past, present & future of notebooks