We are talking about HTML, UIs, and web browsers, but a world exists where JavaScript is also used for backend development. Most prominent for this is Node.js, which allows you to build lightweight backend services using the same programming languages as web apps or websites. Also, you can create building tasks with JavaScript using tools such as grunt.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Qlik Sense Self-Service Model
- Transitioning from QlikView to Qlik Sense
- Security Rules: Attribute Based Access Control
- Introducing Attribute-Based Access Control
- Administrator roles
- Security rules resources
- Security rules actions
- Security rules conditions
- Auditing security rules
- Security rule uses cases and examples
- Summary
- Master Items in Qlik Sense
- Qlik Sense on the Cloud
- Qlik Sense Data Modeling
- Best Practices for Loading Data in Qlik Sense
- Advanced Scripting
- Advanced Expressions in Qlik Sense
- Overview of Qlik Sense APIs
- Working with the Qlik Dev Hub
- Coding in Qlik Sense
- Creating Extensions in Qlik Sense
- Structuring your code
- The properties panel
- HyperCube
- Example 1-bar chart
- Example 2- drop-down list
- Qlik Branch and other open source repositories
- Summary
- Integrating QS in Websites via Mashups
- Other Books You May Enjoy
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