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Qlik Dev Hub

Qlik Dev Hub is a development toolbox that helps you getting started building solutions with Qlik Sense as well as understanding the APIs. This introduction gives you an overview of the fundamental concepts and features of Qlik Dev Hub.

Information noteThere is no separate installation package or additional license necessary for using the capabilities of Qlik Dev Hub. The editors, templates and code examples are provided with your default installation of Qlik Sense.

Dev hub editors

The Extension editor is an editor for JavaScript files and QEXT files. It assists you in creating new visualization extensions as well as in editing existing ones. You can use the templates provided with Qlik Sense to get started building your custom visualization extensions.

The Mashup editor is an editor for JavaScript files and HTML files. It assists you in creating your own mashups displaying Qlik Sense data on your website. You can use the templates provided with Qlik Sense to get started building your own mashups.

The Single configurator is a Qlik Sense tool that provides an easy way of creating simple mashup pages without having to write any code at all. It returns a Qlik Sense object, which is identified in an URL. The Qlik Sense object is typically a visualization from an app, for example a Line chart.

Information noteThe Single configurator creates an URL that returns a complete HTML page containing for example an embedded Qlik Sense visualization. This URL can be embedded in a web page, for example by including it in an iframe.

The Qlik Engine API Explorer is a tool that helps you explore the capabilities of the Qlik Engine API.

Templates

Qlik Dev Hub comes with a number of templates that can be used for getting started building visualization extensions or mashups with Qlik Dev Hub.

See: Templates

Examples

Your Qlik Sense installation comes with a number of visualization extension examples and mashup examples. These are designed as guidance when building your own visualization extensions or mashups

See: Examples

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