In my office, everybody but me uses the free version of Qlikview. To avoid maintaining and editing 20 different apps one by one, I store the load script on a network share and then just set everybody's app to source that single script. So the load scripts in the app are usually one line long:
$(Include=G:\ALUMNI\Jake T\datawarehouse\load-script-for-others--commits.qvs);
Then in load-script-for-others--commits.qvs I have all the code to load all our data.
On the other hand, even if I didn't, whenever I do any script editing, I often find myself hitting the keyboard shortcuts to vim, which do nothing in Qlikview at best and at worst close the editor without saving the changes I've been working on for the last hour. Copying and pasting my work into and out of vim for editing is 100% worth it.
