HelpButton.qs deepdive

HelpButton.qs deepdive: Move beyond basic help links to build a complete in-app support layer. Discover patterns for contextual documentation, structured bug reports, user feedback, inline tooltips, and multi-language support across Qlik Cloud and client-managed deployments.

18 min read
Qlik Sense

Know thy Qlik Sense repository database

Two open source PowerShell scripts for read-only analysis of the Qlik Sense client-managed repository db — table sizes, health metrics, user and group membership insights, and group bloat detection. This helps optimizing the repo db and improve performance in the Qlik Sense environment.

7 min read
Qlik Sense

Interactive onboarding tours for Qlik Sense

Build guided, step-by-step onboarding tours for your Qlik Sense apps with onboard.qs. A visual tour editor, Markdown content, theming presets, and import/export — all in a single lightweight extension that works on both Qlik Cloud and Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows.

6 min read
Qlik Sense

Customizable help button for Qlik Sense

Add a custom Help button to your Qlik Sense toolbar with qs-help-button. Configurable links, context-sensitive URLs, and an integrated bug report dialog that auto-captures user, app, and sheet context. Open source, zero dependencies, installs in five minutes.

6 min read
Qlik

qs-log-scanner: Open source tool for exploring Qlik Sense logs

Let's do a deep-dive into the logs of client-managed Qlik Sense (QSEoW), looking at what kind of logs it creates. The qs-log-scanner tool captures, groups, and visualizes log subsystems and log levels so you can understand which real-time signals exist for monitoring your Qlik Sense environment.

7 min read
Qlik Sense

Profiling Qlik QVD files in VS Code

Analyze QVD field distributions directly in VS Code with Ctrl-Q QVD Viewer's new profiling feature. Get interactive charts, statistical analysis, histograms for numeric fields, and export results as Qlik .qvs scripts

5 min read
Ctrl-Q

Viewing QVD Files in VS Code

When you're developing Qlik Sense applications, QVD files are often used as part of your data architecture. Historically it's been hard to view the data in them outside of Sense or QlikView - that changes now with a new extension for VS Code!

4 min read