Introducing: The GrowthBook Schema Browser
Blog post from GrowthBook
GrowthBook, a warehouse-native feature flagging and experimentation platform, integrates with existing data infrastructure, eliminating the need to send data externally. It allows users to configure Metrics, Segments, and more via SQL, a task that can be daunting for many engineers, as indicated by Stack Overflow's 2022 Developer Survey, where 36% of respondents expressed discomfort with writing SQL. To streamline this process, GrowthBook introduced the Schema Browser, which provides a comprehensive view of available schemas, tables, and columns in connected data sources, reducing the need to switch between different platforms. With the launch of GrowthBook 2.0, new BigQuery and Postgres connections will automatically support the Schema Browser, while existing connections can easily generate an Information Schema View. The Information Schema is refreshed every 30 days by default, with an option for manual updates, and GrowthBook plans to support additional data source types soon.
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