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Weaviate in New York, Hack ‘n Haunt, Airbyte Integration, and more
Hello, Weaviate Community!
Can you believe it's almost the end of October? That means it's time to wrap up Hacktoberfest, our month-long celebration of all things open source. But hold on, it's not over just yet! Find out how you can participate in the final contributions to Hacktoberfest at Weaviate and have a chance to score some fun stuff.
This season is all about hackathons, fresh learning materials, and more. Let's dive in! 🚀
Airbyte integration with Weaviate
Weaviate is now officially certified as a destination in Airbyte! 🚀
What does this mean for you? It means you can seamlessly integrate data from various sources like GitHub, Jira, and more into your Weaviate instance. Whether you're a developer, data scientist, or business professional, this integration opens up a world of possibilities for data exploration and analysis.
Ready to explore these possibilities? Start with our comprehensive documentation: Weaviate on Airbyte Documentation
Vector data tips, tricks, and tech
How-to
🎥 RAG App from Scratch: Verba 0.3.0 by Erika Cardenas
Verba is an open-source RAG application that enables you to have interactive conversations with Weaviate documentation or your custom data. The journey starts with data ingestion, proceeds to chunking, retrieval, and concludes with text generation.
Learn More
Watch a video summarizing MemGPT, presented by Connor Shorten. MemGPT combines concepts from Operating Systems memory management and Large Language Models - an exciting fusion of ideas.
🎉 For beginners: Start with workshops designed for beginners, and check out upcoming schedules and hosts on the Online Workshops page.
🌐 Weaviate Air: Join us monthly for in-depth discussions on new features, use cases, and special guests.
Stay tuned for the latest updates and upcoming sessions!
Newest AI & data technology developments
Podcasts
Kevin Cohen on Neum AI - Weaviate Podcast
The Weaviate podcast with Neum AI CTO Kevin Cohen discusses various aspects of data ingestion, including ETL for Large Language Models, distributed messaging queues, system design, and the role of knowledge graphs in the context of massive-scale data ingestion.
Charles Pierse on Tactic Generate - Weaviate Podcast
Charles Pierse returns to the Weaviate Podcast to discuss his new work on Tactic Generate and how the AI space has changed since the rise of LLMs.
Want to deepen your Weaviate knowledge? Explore Weaviate Academy 💫
Our YouTube Channel now puts Weaviate Academy front and center! The videos offer tons of foundational knowledge to help you push your understanding of building AI applications to the next level.
Events
Mark your calendar
October 27th, 2023, New York: Be inspired by Tech Talks from RedHat, Orkes, and Weaviate on harnessing AI for building exceptional applications. RSVP: Weaviate NYC Meetup
October 28th, 2023, New York: Join us for a hands-on Workshop on Vector Databases, covering fundamentals to multimodal applications. Reserve your spot: Weaviate Workshop
November 15th, San Francisco: Dive into multimodal RAG applications. Details: MLOps Community Workshop
November 10th, 8 PM CET, Online: Collaborate with AI enthusiasts from around the world and team up with Coral, Cohere’s Knowledge Agent, to craft innovative solutions. Enroll here: Cohere Coral Hackathon
🎃 Hacktoberfest - Last contributions before the end of October!
If you want to build something similar and gain experience with Weaviate, Hacktoberfest is the perfect time to do so. Check out our demo projects open for contributions: Hacktoberfest 2023
Check the provided links for full details on how to sign up. We can’t wait to meet you at the in-person events!
Welcome to the team
Meet our newest developer advocate, Daniel Phiri.
Thank you for reading
Do you have questions about Weaviate, vector databases, documentation, or other topics? Feel free to join the conversation on the Weaviate Forum and engage with the community. See you in two weeks!
Best,
Femke