Shameless plug, my project exposes the common Parquet operations using a Rust CLI tool that utilizes the Rust API for Apache Arrow and can be used without any Java/Hadoop/Spark dependencies. Also available a static binary.
That looks great! Exactly the kind of tooling required to allow me to feel more comfortable locking up human readable data into a blob. Being a single Rust binary is just the cherry on top.
I might submit a few feature requests, but one that immediately comes to mind: csv -> parquet. Perhaps out of scope for the original vision, but having a single utility that could roundtrip data would be fantastically useful.
I’ve been using MeetingBar for the past ~6 months and it’s been really handy in seeing and joining the meetings for the day quickly. Thank you for building this!
(My favourite feature is being able to parse the ugly Outlook Safe Links to figure out the type of meeting - teams, zoom, etc)
This looks amazing! Thank you :) Is there a way to request more icons to be added or a way to add custom icons? This is the probably the one thing that stops me from replacing draw.io with this!
Glad you liked it! Hoping to add a request icon form in the app soon and custom icons down the line. In the mean time, feel free to email support[at]onemodel.app with the list and I will add them asap.
Thank you! I'm checking out Marcos' project as well, yes, very similar, somehow I missed it while researching if anyone is already working in this direction, before starting on mine!
Microsoft Outlook/Office 365 costs money, but they still analyze your activity and report so called "productivity score". Maybe not sell, but I have no doubt they will analyze the data if they can.
You can install brew in your home directory using the Untar Anywhere approach. I’m particular sceptical of how brew handles permissions, so I always install it to ~/homebrew. One thing to note, if you use this approach Homebrew will not use its precompiled binaries and build everything from source.