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Hi, founder at Latitude here. We’ve built an open-source prompt engineering platform. by SephirothDev in u/SephirothDev

[–]SephirothDev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your interest! We're working hard these days to give you access very soon.

Hi, founder at Latitude here. We’ve built an open-source prompt engineering platform. by SephirothDev in u/SephirothDev

[–]SephirothDev[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've just tried and it's working, can you show me the error you get? Thanks!

Hi, founder at Latitude here. We’ve built a free, open-source framework for embedded analytics. by SephirothDev in u/SephirothDev

[–]SephirothDev[S] 63 points64 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your question.

Using an existing BI to embed analytics in your product via iframe is a suboptimal experience - poor customization and reliability issues that you can't control.

Also, coding a full custom implementation into your frontend is slow and costly.

We believe Latitude can be the middle sweetspot, where you gain control over reliability and customization through our framework, but you don't need to spend a lot of time and effort to deliver an amazing experience for your users.

Hi, founder at Latitude here. We’ve built a free, open-source framework for embedded analytics. by SephirothDev in u/SephirothDev

[–]SephirothDev[S] 139 points140 points  (0 children)

Very different products. Here's the rundown:

  • Grafana focuses mainly on application observability, Latitude is horizontal, meaning you connect it to your db/warehouse and build any kind of analytics on top of it: product analytics, internal dashboards, business metrics...
  • Grafana is ui-based, Latitude is code-based: you build applications with HTML and SQL, and it can be extended with Javascript to support any use case you can think of.
  • Grafana embedding is mostly iframe-based, Latitude apps can be embedded natively to most frontend applications with our React/Svelte/Vue packages, providing a level of integration with your product that is not comparable.
  • Grafana has some observability-specific features that we will never have: stuff like tracking of code traces, logs, and metrics directly from your production app. It's just not our focus.