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What this PR does / why we need it:

Adds comprehensive blog post documenting Feast's unified transformation framework, covering the Transformation API, multiple compute engines, and migration patterns.

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Blog Post (infra/website/docs/blog/transformation-framework.md)

  • Documents unified Transformation API with 6 execution modes (Python, Pandas, Spark, Spark SQL, Ray, SQL, Substrait)
  • Explains ComputeEngine architecture (LocalComputeEngine, SparkComputeEngine) with DAG-based execution
  • Includes mermaid diagrams for architecture and feature build flow
  • Provides migration guide from legacy On Demand Feature Views
  • Contains real-world use cases and code examples
  • Authors: @HaoXuAI and GitHub Copilot

Documentation Updates (docs/getting-started/architecture/feature-transformation.md)

  • Added callout linking to blog post
  • Documented available TransformationMode options with use case guidance

Example Usage

from feast.transformation.base import transformation
from feast.transformation.mode import TransformationMode

# Define transformation with decorator
@transformation(mode=TransformationMode.SPARK)
def transform_features(df: DataFrame) -> DataFrame:
    return df.withColumn("scaled", df["feature"] * 2)

# Apply to FeatureView
feature_view = FeatureView(
    name="driver_stats",
    feature_transformation=transform_features,
    schema=[...],
    source=data_source,
)

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Addresses documentation request for transformation framework work from PRs #5181, #5223, #5278, #5185, #5281, #5287, #5354, #5445, #5521, #5523, #5666, #5611, #5612, #5502, #5650, #5629

Misc

Blog post covers architectural improvements that unify feature transformation logic across compute engines while maintaining backward compatibility with existing APIs.

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<issue_title>Add blog post on new transformation framework</issue_title>
<issue_description>Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want a blog post on the website that outlines the new transformation framework in feast. Please see these PRs:

Describe the solution you'd like
Please make sure the blog post is under infra/website/docs/blog and it would probably good to update /docs if needed.

Feel free to add a mermaid diagram or so. Please list @HaoXuAI and GitHub Copillot as the authors.
</issue_description>

<agent_instructions>I want a blog post on the website that outlines the new transformation framework in feast. Please see these PRs:

Please make sure the blog post is under infra/website/docs/blog and it would probably good to update /docs if needed. Also, please make sure to look at the existing documentation before updating.

Feel free to add a mermaid diagram or so. Please list @HaoXuAI and GitHub Copillot as the authors.
</agent_instructions>

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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Add blog post on new transformation framework docs: Add blog post on unified transformation framework Jan 14, 2026
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docs/getting-started/architecture/feature-transformation.md
returns some set of output data. Feature transformations can happen on either raw data or derived data.

{% hint style="info" %}
**New in Feast**: Check out the [Unified Transformation Framework blog post](../../blog/transformation-framework.md) to learn about the latest enhancements to feature transformations, including support for multiple compute engines and a consistent API across different transformation modes.
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@copilot this will live on the feast.dev website, not our docs so you can remove this change.

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