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Michael_Tarallo
Employee
Employee

A Message to our Qlik Sense Community Members

Hey guys - in such a few short weeks, we are delighted and grateful to see the increased level of community collaboration from our non-employee community members in the Sense forum, and we thank you for that, keep it up. If surfing the forums, we encourage you to respond to your fellow members as accurately as possible. Your contributions help others not only by providing the answers, but also by providing your perspective.


As you may know, "Business Intelligence", "Data Discovery", "Data Visualization", "Self-service", etc. as a whole, are not black and white. There is a large grey area, as many interpretations exist, resulting from the vast in-the-trenches experiences from many individuals and organizations. That knowledge is sometimes invaluable to others as it helps them see other "ways" and approaches from a different angle.So please include your experiences, if applicable, when responding.


Once again, thank you and please provide "Qlik" with open and honest feedback, so we may continue to improve the Qlik Sense user experience and provide you with highest level of community support.


BTW, here are some tips to keep in mind when posting or responding to forums posts:


  • Verify if the discussion is in regards to Sense or QlikView
  • If a post is for QlikView, if you can, please move it to the appropriate forum
  • Provide screenshots and steps so there is an accurate interpretation of the question / solution
  • Reference existing materials and responses using links to other threads and documents
  • If applicable, attach sample data and the app with information about the question / solution
  • If you have the tools, attach a sample video clip - (some members have done that, awesome)
  • Don't assume others know what you are talking about


In addition, there is a comprehensive list of getting-started-type videos that can answer many of your questions here - New to Qlik Sense Videos - reviewing those may also help you discover new things AND prompt you to ask new questions. Don't forget to visit the Qlik Sense Support page to answer your frequently asked questions, view system requirements and learn about some of the current limitations and known issues. Also, for those wanting to learn about the differences between Sense and QlikView - this great article http://community.qlik.com/blogs/qlikviewdesignblog/2014/07/29/view-or-sense by our own Henric Cronström - will help.


Thanks again and join the discussion.


Regards,

Your Qlik Community Admins


Regards,
Mike Tarallo
Qlik
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Michael_Tarallo
Employee
Employee
Author

"Bumping" to the top as a friendly reminder to our new and existing Qlik Sense Community members.

Mike

Regards,
Mike Tarallo
Qlik
JonnyPoole
Employee
Employee

Thank you very much Michael. 

Just a thought on some of the posts i've seen to date:

The questions i see on Qlik Sense remind me of some earlier questions i used to receive in QlikView.  QlikView did not always have all the UI properties it has now , and while more and more UI features were added over time to make things easier, in the interim many creative solutions were accomplished through use of the Qlik script capabilities. Nowadays in QlikVIew, the most challenging dashboard designs leverage both the UI features and the script to create the the best possible solution that is easy to design, understand but also maintain .

Qlik Sense is in a similar situation now. As a user community , Qlik Sense has delivered a massive upgrade to the underlying  experience , and while many posts result in new feature requests to make things better,  because the script language is still intact we can still sometimes use it to great effect to accomplish some of the more specific requests. 

It is very exciting to have such a great advance in the underlying look and feel , still have the underlying flexibility in the script ,  AND have a steady list of features on the horizon to take us well beyond where we are today.