Now you can control Qlik Sense dashboards with just your voice using this extension in Chrome. Chrome is currently the only browser that properly supports MIC usage. This extension has two purposes, the first is it is an attempt to improve accessibility for users

Now you can create predictions and forecasts in Qlik Sense without a single line of code or being a data scientist using the WoW Predictive Line Chart! It can be used for making predictions on Qlik measure or expression.  The best part it is

Add commentary and collaboration capability to your dashboards with this free Qlik Sense Extension! Let users communicate with each other and leave notes directly within your Qlik Sense app. Comments can be stored against specific selections, at the app level or even at the

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If you are like me and using QuickBooks to manage your business finances you will find the built in reporting functionality in QuickBooks limited. Especially when you want to start cross checking QuickBooks data against other systems. I find it much easier to do

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If you come from a Qlikview background, you may have mixed emotions about your first Qlik Sense implementations.. maybe it looked something like this: Design specification or reporting pack provided by business that needs to be put into Qlik Sense. Traditional Qlikview developer bangs

Party like its 2000! Table layouts are back and better than ever. Finally a standard CSS approach to responsive design that only gives me a partial headache. Get ready to unlearn some stuff bootstrapers. The pitch: It makes responsive designs so easy to achieve

You may be familliar with postman for doing REST calls to the Qlik APIs. You can also test websocket queries using this tool: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/smart-websocket-client/omalebghpgejjiaoknljcfmglgbpocdp Its pretty useful for testing network connectivity when working with Qlik Sense apps

You could use enigma, qsocks and one of the other libraries. The most straight forward way I have found however is to simply use ws. const WebSocket = require('ws'); const ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:4848/app/engineData'); // create a new session: ws.on(

So this is likely only going to be valuable if you are doing something more advanced with Qlik Sense in a web application or custom on demand scenario. Let me know what your up too – I’m always interested! This is a complete list