Thinking in WarpScript is a series of articles about the WarpScript language, an extensible data programming language. It offers more than 1000 functions and several high-level frameworks to ease and accelerate your data analysis. Simply create scripts containing your data analysis code and submit them to the Warp 10 platform. They will execute close to where the data resides and you will get the result of their analysis as a JSON object that you can integrate into your application.
This series Thinking in WarpScript will cover various aspects of it and make you feel more comfortable and be more efficient when using Warp 10.
Find more information about WarpScript on warp10.io.
Find the list of WarpScript functions and a Cheatsheet to download here.
Discover the results of the GEOSHAPE code contest about a car's GPS track on Route 66. Step by step, explore the data and see how to find the answers.
Read MoreWe present 12 simple tips to make full use of the powerful MAP framework for manipulating time series with sliding window algorithms.
Read MoreUsing WarpLib geo functions, solve two simple (?) questions, and win the code contest!
Read MoreVariables and macros are the muscles and bones of your script. Here are concepts and functions to make the best use of variables in macros.
Read MoreWarpScript syntax can look alien at first. We discuss the thoughtful reasons for its design and see how easy it is to get used to it.
Read MoreParse and transform values on the fly using WarpScript macros as they are pushed to your Warp 10 instance. Discover this feature via protobuf serialization.
Read MoreLearn how to use Thrift and Protocol Buffers directly from within WarpScript and without the need for code generation
Read MoreLearn how to synchronize timestamps of two Geo Time Series and copy the locations from one to the other.
Read MoreAccessing your time series data is the first thing you have to do, that is why Warp 10 offers so many options for retrieving data. Discover them in this post!
Read MoreWarpScript is a handy toolkit build for time series manipulation. A common use case could be to detect a sequence of values lasting a given duration
Read MoreGet to know the Warp 10 Directory and discover functions which query it.
Read MoreIt is time go back to the basis. Extract data within a geographical area.
Read MoreIt is time to go back to the basics. The FETCH function allows you to extract your data from Warp 10 in different manners.
Read MoreLearn how to access sensitive information from macros or runner scripts without exposing those secrets in your WarpScript source code
Read MoreDiscover everything about the new Multi Value syntax introduced by release 2.1 of Warp 10.
Read MoreComparing every sunday data in a given timezone is not trivial. With WarpScript language, this is a pretty straightforward time series analytics.
Read MoreWarpScript equivalent to SELECT WHERE requests is a basic GTS sum. You just need to build a new GTS to select interesting data from the original one!
Read MoreIn this blog post, we review the essential frameworks available in WarpScript. They simplify greatly usual time series processing.
Read MoreLearn how WarpScript Macros can make your code more concise, more robust and shareable.
Read MoreWarpScript, the data programming language of the Warp 10 platform, offers built-in functions to help you detecting anomalies. We review them in this post.
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