A guest demo from our friends at Ramp networks demo three new custom visualizations, and have also shared out code for others.

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A doubleheader demo of the edit-vis-from-dashboard experience. Couple weeks out from launch, but can see almost all of the visualization controls live on the dashboard - KPIs, color controls (including promotion!), and of course vanilla vis config. Not sure on beta status here but can ping us for an earlier look maybe.

We demo the new spreadsheet-centric UX for CSV upload - trivial to edit and refine the upload, now including type controls to override our type guessing.

A quick demo explaining our CSV upload security model - where developers can move CSVs across workbooks, but they are default locked into the security of the given workbook.

We love emojis at Omni (3000+ and counting). James built a quick new app for showing some rich stats on reactions in Slack (user, day, emoji). A ridiculous amount of fun for us, we're thinking about how to build a small tool for others too.

Bunch of fresh code for some of our most complex environments, smoothing the experience for connection environments plus the interaction with git and user attributes. Making sure even the most complex setups can feel great.

We're continuing to tune up the new workbook page to make all the different types of analysis fast and easy. Currently an internal beta, but rolling out soon.

We made it a little simpler to find field references in markdown (format, drill, etc), so faster and easier custom tile building.

Bunch of new [internal] tools for us to understand and improve performance at granular levels. We'll externalize some of these, but ultimately just want to make sure the app stays fast.