I so much like all these new capabilities with Qlik Sense since the last few years, I’m so often confused where to put my interests. Take for example Picasso JS, very cool stuff. The examples just give it away already what could be achieved on top of native Qlik Sense capabilities. So Picasso is something […]
This app holds a nice dataset for world geo data to use in your own projects. A blogpost about this app can be found @ http://qlikshow.com/world-geography/
As our intro picture already cryptically explained. In a lot of cases weather should be considered an important factor when looking for correlation (<> causation). In this picture both variables are dependant on the weather. A no brainer, I know. More and more companies are looking into this subject to understand where these correlations exist. […]
This App loads data from a logfile that collects all kinds of stats about your mouse and keyboard usage into one view. A blogpost about this app can be found @ http://qlikshow.com/learn-from-data/
Ever since I caught the hype of the ‘Quantified Self‘, I am oftentimes on the outlook for data that can be recorded automatically and says something about me. The goal for me with this is to explore things like that and to be able to learn from it. I now, for example, know that […]
In most of my presentations I often showcase the logical relationships in a KPI framework. The way data can be analysed using these models is often a good thing to consider in your overall design of an analytics solution. This post is just about that. Visualizing the hierarchy that can exist in a dataset or KPI […]
Need to plot countries on a Qlik Sense Area map? Then you could use this KML file.
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, […]
This post, since the last post on the topic of ‘Web Dashboards‘, is going to showcase how to create a popup in your dashboard page. For this you need to include a few libraries from which the code will be referenced using HTML markup and Javascript to achieve the result. This is the example I’m […]
Before I continue my ‘next post’ on Web Dashboards, I want this post to go first. This post will cover a topic I’ve been working on involving Twitter data and the relationships in that data. Many of you probably know this type of visualization already, the network visualization. As in an earlier post on doing […]