Wrapping up
What you learned
This wraps up the Deephaven crash course. In it, you learned about:
- Deephaven's basic architecture
- Creating tables
- Table operations
- Time and calendars
- Query strings
- Recipes, not loops
- Python integrations
- Plotting
deephaven.ui- Data I/O
- Configuring your Deephaven instance
Where to go from here
This crash course is a starting point. To continue learning about Deephaven, check out any of these links, grouped by the crash course topic they build on, followed by the API reference:
- Deephaven's basic architecture
- Creating tables
- Table operations
- Access table metadata
- Select and create columns
- Filter table data
- Perform multiple aggregations at once
- Group and ungroup data
- Compute rolling aggregations with
update_by - Perform exact and relational joins
- Perform inexact, time-series, and range joins
- Create and use partitioned tables
- Capture table history with snapshots
- Time and calendars
- Query strings
- Recipes, not loops
- Python integrations
- Plotting
deephaven.ui- Data I/O
- Configuring your Deephaven instance
- API reference
Get help
Learning Deephaven can be challenging at times, and we want you to succeed. These resources can help:
- The Deephaven overview explains what Deephaven is and how it works.
- The community questions cover commonly asked Deephaven questions.
- We encourage you to join our community Slack channel, where we're happy to support you through your Deephaven journey and answer any questions you may have.