From the post:
In the previous installment of the demo series about Hue — the open source Web UI that makes Apache Hadoop easier to use — you learned how to analyze data with Hue using Apache Hive via Hue’s Beeswax and Catalog applications. In this installment, we’ll focus on using the new editor for Apache Pig in Hue 2.3.
Complementing the editors for Hive and Cloudera Impala, the Pig editor provides a great starting point for exploration and real-time interaction with Hadoop. This new application lets you edit and run Pig scripts interactively in an editor tailored for a great user experience. Features include:
- UDFs and parameters (with default value) support
- Autocompletion of Pig keywords, aliases, and HDFS paths
- Syntax highlighting
- One-click script submission
- Progress, result, and logs display
- Interactive single-page application
Here’s a short video demoing its capabilities and ease of use:
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How are you editing your Pig scripts now?
How are you documenting the semantics of your Pig scripts?
How do you search across your Pig scripts?