Hex 2.0: Reactivity, Graphs, and a little bit of Magic - Hex Blog | Hex Technologies
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Announcing a new, ✨ magic ✨ way to work with notebooks and build data apps
Hex 2.0: Reactivity, Graphs, and a little bit of Magic | Hex Skip to main content Blog Hex 2.0: Reactivity, Graphs, and a little bit of Magic Announcing a new, ✨ magic ✨ way to work with notebooks and build data apps Barry McCardel & Glen Takahashi Product October 6, 2021 Share: Get started for free tl;dr Today we’re announcing Hex 2.0, powered by an all-new, reactive compute engine . Projects can now be executed and visualized as DAGs, with each cell re-running based on upstream dependencies, creating major benefits for reproducibility, performance, and interpretability. It’s a powerful, ✨ ma
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