I think that's exactly what stood out for me as well. Typically these types of analytics (PowerBI, Tableau) require an iFrame so that's not manageable via git.
I mean yeah, I played with the studio and this quote is spot on:
“I am still a big believer that if a good solution already exists, you should buy it and focus your development resources somewhere else. But sometimes the thing worth buying is not the finished application. Sometimes it is a really good component.
We did not need to build a dashboard framework. We needed a dashboard capability that could become part of our application framework.”
The dashboard stops being "where the data ends up" and becomes another part of the application's architecture.
I think that's exactly what stood out for me as well. Typically these types of analytics (PowerBI, Tableau) require an iFrame so that's not manageable via git.
I mean yeah, I played with the studio and this quote is spot on: “I am still a big believer that if a good solution already exists, you should buy it and focus your development resources somewhere else. But sometimes the thing worth buying is not the finished application. Sometimes it is a really good component.
We did not need to build a dashboard framework. We needed a dashboard capability that could become part of our application framework.”
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