78 posts tagged qliksense, newest first.
Probably pretty obvious when thinking about it in retrospect, but this one hit us the other week. After setting up some Qlik Sense servers without any real issues (rather the opposite – it is incredibly quick and easy to deploy an Enterprise scale Sense system!), one day one of the rim
I finally got around to start using GitHub Gists a bit more systematically for storing useful bits of code. Going forward I will post useful, reusable pieces of Qlik Sense and QlikView code there. My own experience tells me there is tons of time to be saved by reusing existing
Qlik Sense is pretty cool. Ok, it’s early days and they are still on version 1.x, but still – lots of potential there. And the name is kind of neat too – Qlik’s marketing people must have had a long hard think before settling on “Sense” for their next
Slack has only been around since August 2013, but I would definitively say it’s one of the better team communication services out there. The web client is great, and the OSX and IOS clients are truly awesome. It integrates with tons of other services, including Dropbox, GitHub, IFTTT, Jira,
A great feature of Qlik Sense is that your ETL/load script scripts can be moved over from existing QlikView apps with very few modifications. Basically, you need to change the data sources to Sense’s way of doing things* (which I would say is a lot more robust and
Qlik Sense is very nice in most ways, the development environment however still falls short when compared to the one found in QlikView. Having a proper Windows client (which QlikView has) just gives more flexibility than using a web based editor and development environment. Don’t get me wrong – Sense