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Mastering Qlik Sense

Mastering Qlik Sense

By : Juan Ignacio Vitantonio
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Mastering Qlik Sense

Mastering Qlik Sense

4.1 (132)
By: Juan Ignacio Vitantonio

Overview of this book

Qlik Sense is a powerful, self-servicing Business Intelligence tool for data discovery, analytics and visualization. It allows you to create personalized Business Intelligence solutions from raw data and get actionable insights from it. This book is your one-stop guide to mastering Qlik Sense, catering to all your organizational BI needs. You'll see how you can seamlessly navigate through tons of data from multiple sources and take advantage of the various APIs available in Qlik and its components for guided analytics. You'll also learn how to embed visualizations into your existing BI solutions and extend the capabilities of Qlik Sense to create new visualizations and dashboards that work across all platforms. We also cover other advanced concepts such as porting your Qlik View applications to Qlik Sense,and working with Qlik Cloud. Finally, you'll implement enterprise-wide security and access control for resources and data sources through practical examples. With the knowledge gained from this book, you'll have become the go-to expert in your organization when it comes to designing BI solutions using Qlik Sense.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
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HTML5

HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language and it's a standard language to create website contents. It was first released in 1993 and has ever since dominated the World Wide Web. Most websites to this date have code based on HTML to display their content. Some basics were already covered in Chapter 11, Working with the Qlik Dev Hub.

HTML is a semantic language which allows you to organize and denote the structure of a website using tags such as <header>, <body>, and <footer> or more structural elements such as <img>, <section>, or <p>. It's very rich in its offering and in combination with CSS and JavaScript forms the three core cornerstones of the World Wide Web.

If you think of a human person as an example, you could compare the HTML structure of a web page to his/her skeleton, muscles, and organs.

The so-called structural...

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