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Starting to Publish my QlikView Extension Tutorial: Motivation
This entry was posted in Extensions
"D3 Sequences Sunbirst" Extension
Beginning with QlikView 10 I have started to develop QlikView Extensions. To be honest, starting to work with this concept of creating plugins for QlikView was really hard. At this time only little documentation and only a few examples were available.
But fortunately time has changed. Many QlikView customers and partners have started to create astonishing QlikView Extensions and the secrets behind Extensions have been discovered, bit by bit …
Especially in the last year I have created several dozens of QlikView Extensions and so I have been asked nearly every week if I could provide a step by step tutorial for creating extensions.
So here is it, my tutorial for all QlikView enthusiasts and hopefully the starting point for some great QlikView Extensions in the future.
About the Tutorial
Working through the tutorial you will
Required Know How
For being able to follow the chapters of this tutorial some basic knowledge of the following technologies is required:
Prerequisites
For developing QlikView Extensions you’ll need the following software components:
(I am personally used to develop nearly everything in MS Visual Studio for years now, so I am also using MS Visual Studio for QlikView Extensions. If you are like me, I have created an article explaining how I setup my environment for MS Visual Studio).
That’s it for the beginning, in the more advanced chapters I’ll mention if I rely on additional complementary software tools.
Code Examples
For every chapter I have created code samples, so you’ll be able to start with each chapter with the same code basis as I did when writing this tutorial.
You’ll find the code samples in a GitHub project dedicated to only this tutorial. If you know how to use GitHub, just check out the repository, otherwise you can still just download a zip-file containing all chapters.
Table of Contents
You’ll find an extra page here at qlikblog.at dedicated to this tutorial where I’ll update the table of contents and also publish additional links.
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