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Getting Started With BloX
If you’re looking to get started building with BloX, these resources will give you a good jumping-off point and give you an understanding of where you will need to dive deeper.
Start Your Sisense Notebook
Learn how to use your Sisense Notebook starting from connecting your data sources to creating SQL and Python charts in Notebooks with SQL and Python examples.
Building with Blox: A Practical Introduction
Introduction to the Blox plugin in Sisense, starting with the most basic fundamentals. This article is intended to empower users to build confidence in the skills with Blox by introducing the core con...
Why It’s Worth Your Time to Take a Dresner Research Survey About Sisense
Why is it worth customer time to complete the short Dresner Research Wisdom of Crowds survey? Hint: Dresner is offering free research that normally costs thousands of dollars.
Notebooks Product Roadmap
Type SQL, Get charts was just the beginning. Check out the roadmap planned for Sisense Fusion Notebooks over the next few quarters.
Stronger SQL and More: Essential Skills for Data Teams
SQL is still a reliable way to manipulate and query data. Refresh your SQL skills and learn how to pull deeper insights out of your analytics with our refresher tips and tricks.
Top 5 Statistical Techniques in Python
Get the working knowledge of a variety of different statistical techniques to use on your non trivial data and you can take multiple approaches to get the best results for your challenge. Complete wit...
Empower Users with JMESPath for JSON Queries
In this article we explore the limitations of JMESPath and give code and examples to help filter, shape and transform JSON data.
Data Model Development Using Jinja
Here we explain data models and how DBT queries with a combination of SQL and a templating language called Jinja turn DBT projects into a programming environment for SQL.
