New Features
Introducing Smart Functions: Forecasting
We are excited to introduce a new feature for line chart visualizations: Forecasting. This feature uses autoregressive statistical modeling to create forecasts of future trends based on your data.
Forecasting is the first of our "Smart Functions," a planned series of features that leverage advanced statistical methods, or machine learning, to help you gain more insights from your data with just a click of a button.
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Added Support for Segmentation in Scatter Plots
We have introduced a new field for scatter plot visualizations called segmentation. This allows you to slice your data using an additional attribute or date, and color-code points that belong to the same segment for enhanced data insights.
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Dashboard Keyboard Navigation
We are committed to improving GoodData accessibility over time and are excited to announce the addition of keyboard navigation support in dashboards. You can now select individual elements using the tab key and click using the enter key. This enhancement allows you to fully utilize dashboards in view mode without needing a mouse.
Multiple CSVs as a Data Source
You can now upload one or more CSV files to act as a data source. In the Logical Data Model (LDM), you can link data from multiple CSV files within the same data source. Enjoy the enhanced flexibility and data management capabilities!
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Developer Tools
GoodData.UI 10.2.0
The newest version of GoodData.UI contains the following changes:
- The import API now returns information about the imported file, providing more transparency.
- Workspace descriptors now include hierarchy data to better represent organizational structures.
- Added a filter to the workspaces query, allowing users to retrieve only root workspaces.
- Introduced support for PDF export format, enabling users to easily download and share reports.
For a detailed overview of what's new in version 10.2.0, see CHANGELOG on GitHub.
Python SDK 1.20.0
In this version, we have removed methods previously marked as deprecated. Most of these methods included the word "insight" in their names, referring to an outdated term for visualizations.