I’ve known about the API but I never had the opportunity to develop anything on top of it in my professional experience. With a new project requiring an overhaul of the existing framework, I thought I’d start off with the API because I’m actually building out the SDR from nearly scratch. Essentially I’m starting with… Continue reading Using the Adobe Launch API aka Adobe Reactor API for Automation and Auditing

While building out my data lake, one helpful function I took advantage of was json_normalize. This helped me flatten out the responses from various API endpoints while creating my raw tables. Helping preserve the original object and key names when blending and processing the data down the line. The data I’m working has roughly this… Continue reading Flatten a JSON Object Quickly using json_normalize

Whenever I’m trying to learn something new in tech or data, I try to create a project that I sincerely care about and am familiar with, then combine learning some new language or platform with expanding the depth of knowledge on the chosen topic. My first large scale project was aggregating US congressional data from… Continue reading Use Data You’re Familiar with When Practicing

I’ve always been passionate about sports, but I never went into the stats, eyeballing them week to week for fantasy, but I never really spent time analyzing the data as I would professionally. With the proliferation of sports gambling apps and websites supporting the industry, I thought I’d dive into the data, grade some professional… Continue reading Another Data Scraper

Using a strict set of standards when naming rules within Adobe Launch (or any TMS) for web and server-side event forwarding is an often overlooked detail when starting out with tag management systems. It only becomes a noticeable pain once it’s too late. If your TMS consists of only a dozen or so rules, then… Continue reading Use a Strict Naming Convention in Your TMS!