New Qlik Meetup 1st May 2019 – London
New Qlik Meetup 1st May 2019 – London Wanted to make sure you were all aware of a new Qlik Meetup group starting in London in two weeks time! […]
Author Archives: Richard Pearce
My First Qlik Sense Chart.js Extension
Taking your first steps into Qlik Sense extension development can be daunting. With limited training materials dedicated to that task the learning curve is not only steep, its also a […]
Prepare To Be Searched
For a while now I’ve been considering how our roles as developers have changed since the advent of Qlik Sense. There are many differences although for this post I’m going […]
Test! Don’t Assume
Lets start with a question (and I have to thank George Beeton for this). Answer honestly as if this was a general Qlik question at the office and not part […]
Section Access Reduction in Qlik Sense
Even with the advent of Qlik Sense Security rules in the QMC you may find yourself working with Section Access. Maybe you don’t have a server, maybe you want to […]
Could you be a Qlik contractor?
99% of us start in the same place, after leaving education we apply for jobs and go on the payroll. We work hard, we get promoted, we earn more money, […]
Mastering Qlik Sense – Book Review
Following the recent release of the book Mastering Qlik Sense by Martin Mahler and Juan Ignacio Vitantonio here is a short review of the book performs. I talk about the […]
Qlik Sense Data Model and Field Naming
In QlikView development followed the 80/20 rule. 80% of the time was spent getting the data model right, once that was perfect the front end user interface (UI) came together […]
Qlik Guru Day Offer (and a review of 2017)
Happy new year everyone, slightly later than planned I wanted to offer you all a discount to the upcoming QlikDevGroup event in London (and also review my 2017). There’s an […]
Qlik Education with Qlik Branch guru Brian Munz 23rd May 2017
Hey everyone, Its been a manic few months for me with the QlikDevGroup. From joining just over a year ago initially it was a struggle to find something I could […]
