Be warned: if you star any of their repos they will find your email, add you to their mailing list and spam you with announcements.
Happened to me.<p>Email looks like this:
Hi XXXX,
I'm Dmitry Petrov - creator of the open-source project DVC
Since you were interested in DVC ... spam, spam, spam
I have used this quite a bit, really enjoy it, but use it for a very limited use case. Use case is basically saving versioned datasets for supervised ML. Features I would like to be added (or features I don't know exist): Get multiple datasets into one place, i.e. I want datasets A, B, and C in one place for use, rather than downloading them all separately and then combining them, mix and match! Also, some built in meta about the dataset, class distribution/class map, things like that, so I can intelligently pick what datasets I might need at any given time. Combined these two things would be like a model zoo or something, for data.
It’s a really nice and useful project. It makes it easy to deal with large files (models) and use familiar GitHub workflows for managing code and data together. Their documentation is also pretty good.
I got to comment about the intro video.<p>I think tells too much about the problems and not enough about what the product is and <i>how</i> it's going to solve these problems.
I have thought about using DVC at work, but I have held off in part because it isn’t clear to me how the development is supported financially. I recall seeing a job posting (almost put in a resume!), but I don’t see any pricing info, so I’m a bit confused. Am I missing something obvious?