Qlik Sense!
Okay. Our first release of the .Next platform is here. “Sense”.
I just came back from a vacation and was really excited to hear from my colleagues that Sense released it’s first version. Superb! So this month, somewhere, I will dive into some nice examples on what to do with it. All of you already downloaded it of course.
Reading some posts on twitter gave me these insights already.
See you next post!
Note: If you have any ideas for my upcoming blogpost, please add them to the comments.
Hi Patrick,
As always, great posts!
Since you are asking about suggestions for the next topics….I would love to see a blog that would give a fair comparison on the pros and cons of the different options for geospatial solutions. More than pros/cons, a comparison that would highlight what you can and can do with different providers (google, esri, openstreet, mapquest, etc.) and what it would take to get there.
Thanks,
J
Jesus, Thanks for your reply. I already did some explaining around mapping in a previous post. But you already saw that one probably. But next to my post you can already find lots of extensions and solutions on our QlikCommunity. I will think about it. Thanks again!
Hello Patrick, Sense is very nice, but we miss a lot of functionality.
in your course earlier this year, you showed a runkeeper.qwv. Please post it!
Thx
Ria
I know which one you mean 😉 I will do a post somewhere in the future on this one. Do you use runkeeper yourself to track sports activities?
Yes 1478 activities since april 2012
That is a considerably amount indeed. Stay tuned…
Hi Patrick,
congratulation for your blog, always great posts. I would like to see some post about personal finance, how to manager my own personal finance with qlikview.
Rudolfh, long time ago I once built a solution for personal finance. You can find some sample screenshots here: http://www.dashboardinsight.com/dashboards/screenshots/personal-finance-visual-analysis-interface.aspx . Is this something similar to what you mean?
Hi Patrick,
very great and informative bog.
thanks for all the stuff it helped me a lot to emerge as Qlikview Developer 😀
i’m more interested to see post regarding QlikView design and few nice/cool dashboard templates with tips inculded.
Thanks
Raj
Raj, great to hear that this content is relevant for you. That is of course one of the reasons i’m dedicated to accomplish. I’m curious on what it is you are looking for in topics around dashboard design. Could you elaborate a bit more?