Starting your ideas around a mashup dashboard can sometimes be a time consuming thing to do. Especially when you’re starting your efforts with coding it with HTML/CSS/JS. For this I’ve been researching a few methods and tools to be able to speed up the process of prototyping.
I still use bootstrap a lot, which, according to the experts, could be better done with for example Angular JS. But since I understand bootstrap a bit better, it is still my preferred framework of use. When you are out there looking for tools that can help you, you’ll find there are lots of alternatives. A search on ‘bootstrap tools’ using http://alternativeto.net will give you a nice list of tools available.
After testing quite a few I ended up using Pingendo.
The following GIF will give you an impression on how it can be used and what it looks like prototyping a mashup template.
After dragging and dropping some elements and components on the canvas, you’ll have some HTML and CSS to start with.
I hope this bit of information is useful to you. Otherwise let me know 😉
See you next post.
Hello, I have a query. Once you created the html template as is done to bring them up to huv of QlikSense?
Hi Mateo, thanks for your comment. A mashup isn’t being published to the hub of Qlik Sense. Instead it has its own URL you can visit to use the solution.
Thanks for your answer, but as QlikSene charge components, such as add a chart QlikSense ??? regards
Hi Patrick,
again a great tip!
Thx
Hi Patrick,
I made a mashup using Pingendo. I’ve also inserted Qlik objects and it’s working fine.
However, the only one who can see the Qlik objects is me.
I want to publish it so everyone can see the Qlik objects in my HTML page.
For example I noticed that you also use Qlik objects in jour webpage and it is publicly viewable.
How exactly did you do this? Has this something to do with authentication/tokens etc.?
Kind Regards,
Güven Tüm
Güven, before your mashup can be seen by other persons, you’ll need to deploy it to your server. Then assign tokens and user rights to the app that acts as a source for your mashup. Once you’ve done that, your mashup will be available to others.