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skokenes
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni

Qlik Open Data Challenge - Across Borders using EngineAPI

Hey all, just wanted to encourage everyone to go check out the Qlik Open Data Challenge and vote!

I submitted an app in the challenge called "Across Borders" that analyzes refugee data coming from UNHCR and cross references it with other data and news sources, such as the World Bank and BBC News. The app is built as a custom web visualization that uses the Qlik EngineAPI extensively to integrate QIX data with a variety of technologies, including AngularJS for the UI, D3 for custom visualizations, and Mapbox GL for custom mapping.

I'll be writing some blog posts in the future about how it was built and sharing some tricks I learned along the way.

You can see all of the finalists and vote at Take Action Open Data Challenge | Qlik

Thanks!

Speros

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6 Replies
alexdataiq
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Looks really good! Congrats!

skokenes
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni
Author

Thank you!

Anonymous
Not applicable

Pretty impressive Speros. Had a brief moment of "that can't be Qlik Sense?!"

I was wondering, what is the chart called in the screen shot?

Also did you use any D3 libraries, or was it all built from the raw framework?

Graham

skokenes
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni
Author

I'm not sure that chart has a specific name, I would qualify it as a flow diagram of some sort. Similar concept to a Sankey, etc

No D3 libraries, all charts were built ground up using the core D3 library

gainkarthi
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Great work Speros !!!. Congrats !!!

Not applicable

Hi Speros,

Congrats on winning.

Can you let us know when you build the Blog explaining how this app built.

Thanks