What are your go-to resources for Qlik scripting best practices and performance optimization in 2025/2026?

[priscilarubim]

Hi everyone,

I've been working on improving the structure and performance of my Qlik load scripts and front-end apps, and I want to make sure I'm following the most current best practices... not just what was recommended 3 or 4 years ago.

I'm looking for resources that cover topics like:

• Load script structure and organization
• Data model optimization (star schema, avoiding synthetic keys, QVD layers)
• Performance tuning (set analysis efficiency, AutoNumber, incremental loads)
• Naming conventions and maintainability

My question to the community: What are the most current and reliable sources you use to guide your development decisions? For example:

• Official Qlik help docs or whitepapers
• Community blogs or specific contributors you follow
• YouTube channels or webinars
• Internal standards your team has developed

Any links, authors, or resources you'd recommend would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

[vighnesh_gawad]

I maintain personal notes based on the Qlik Sense projects I have worked on previously.

For example, I keep a collection of important Qlik Support and Knowledge Base articles for future reference. I also document new solutions, scripting techniques, and troubleshooting approaches that I develop during projects. This helps me recreate similar solutions fast in future.

[priscilarubim]

Thank you for replying 🙂

[priscilarubim]

Thank you very much. I’ve heard great things about both of them! 🙂

[priscilarubim]

Thank you for replying... I truly believe that chasing perfection is not the way to go... but since I moved into this field four years ago, I feel like I’m always behind, especially because things in this area move fast, very fast.

[priscilarubim]

I think that's a great idea. Thank you for replying.:)

[igoralcantara]

I like to keep some precious codes I wrote as a library of my style of doing Qlik Development. I have recently fed a Claude CoWork project with them, so Claude knows my style and use them to accelerate my work.

[priscilarubim]

That's a great idea... thank you for sharing.