Workbench overview
The Fused workbench is the browser-based IDE that takes you from code to map, instantly. Teams use its responsive visualizations to explore data and develop algorithms intuitively.
Layout
The Fused Workbench is styled like the familiar IDE format - so developers feel right at home. Just like an IDE, the main interface is the code editor. However, Workbench takes it to the next level by deeply integrating the code editor to the adjacent deck.gl map and expanding their joint capabilities in significant ways.
On the Workbench, developers rapidly iterate on UDFs and instantly see the effect of their code on the map. The immediacy is a result of strategic data partitioning and caching, which enables Fused to interactively load, process, and view any size datasets.
📄️ UDF Editor
Code Editor
📄️ Navigation
UDF Explorer
📄️ Map
As developers iterate on UDFs and conduct exploratory data analysis, the interactive Deck.gl map gives them immediate feedback of the effect the code has on the data. This powerful feature reduces iteration time and increases productivity. As a developer zooms and moves the map between points of interest, Fused automatically runs the UDF code on the tiles shown in the viewport.
📄️ Results
Exploratory data analysis is characterized by logs & print statements, previewing intermediary outputs, and sifting through error logs. The results section is designed with the developer in mind - it dynamically surfaces only the information that is relevant at each moment. It shows content related to the UDF execution in 4 tabs which include stderr and stdout logs, and specifics about the present tile.
Join the waitlist
During the Private release - January through March 2024 - the Fused team will authorize registered accounts on a rolling basis.
Fill out this form to get on the waitlist. You'll receive an email when your account is ready to go.
Log in
Access Your Workspace. Once your account is ready, log in to unlock the full potential of Fused Workbench.
Get started
Once on the Workbench, click the “Add UDF” button to create a new UDF or dive into the extensive library by searching the UDF Explorer modal. You can search by tag, title, or dataset. Find the UDF that suits your needs and clone it to your workspace.
Share your results
Once you create a UDF, you can share it with the community or publish it in your own data app via the Fused Hosted API. Use it to bring interoperable workflows, apps, and maps to your preferred tools in the stack.