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Hello Qlik Community!
Once again, we've made more exciting enhancements in the month of May (and early June).
1. New Qlik Resources Page
In place of the Qlik Company page, we now have a Qlik Resources page with links to a wide array of Qlik resources, including portals, sites, and social media channels. It's your one stop shop for all things Qlik. Since this page offers easy access to so many other Qlik resources, be sure to bookmark it.
2. Sort Feeds by Date on the Fly
The filter selection for content feeds now has two more options - Sort by Original Post Date and Sort by Latest Reply.
Sort by Original Post Date to see the order threads were created, or choose Latest Reply to see which threads are currently active with new replies. You can still make your own selection in My Settings, and use this filter when you want to switch views temporarily. To do so, go to My Settings > Preferences > General > Sort Topics by.
3. New Blog - Qlik Architecture Deep Dive Blog
The Qlik architecture team has launched a new blog for deep dives into specific back-end technologies which allow for the extension of Qlik to fit the needs of the enterprise. Blog posts so far cover getting notifications from Qlik Sense, SMTP, UDP, and external program tasks. Check out the Qlik Architecture Deep Dive Blog and welcome them to the community.
With the addition of this Architecture blog, Qlik Community now has eight blogs!
4. Standardized Date Display
Discussion board pages were using a different date format from the rest of the community. Now, all dates displyed in the community are ISO format of YYYY-MM-DD.
5. Icons for Partners
Looking for a partner? We've added a new rank icon for community members who are Qlik partners, and "Partner" is listed next to their usernames.
6. Link Fixes
We've made updates to repair broken links in the community due to the platform migration. This was particularly affecting links to blog posts, but also some other pages as well. Now, they redirect to the proper page.
If you find any links that still need to be repaired, let us know with a comment below and a link to the page the broken link is on.
Thanks for reading and thanks for being a community member. As always, let us know if you have any questions or feedback.
Best,
Jeremy and the Qlik Community team
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