Geraldine Zanolli

Each month, our Developer Program delights its members as we showcase the latest projects from our internal developer platform and tools engineers. In August, we highlighted some exciting updates—including updates for the JavaScript API, a new developer tool for Dashboard Extensions API, and connectors in the Tableau Exchange.

In June, we highlighted updates from the Hyper API teams and showcased a few solutions that our developer community entered in the latest Dev Site Mini Challenges.

Each month, our Developer Program delights its members by showcasing the latest projects from our developer platform and tools engineers. In May, we highlighted updates from the JavaScript API, Hyper API, and the REST API teams. Let’s dive into what we showed.

The Tableau Developer Program members have a monthly reunion—our Sprint Demos—an occasion for the #DataDev community to learn about new features on the Developer Platform and ask questions to the engineering team presenting that month. In April, we had updates from the Extensions API, Metadata API, and Hyper API teams.

As part of the Tableau Developer Program, we host monthly Sprint Demos, where members of the engineering team demo what they have been working on for our developer community. This month, we had product managers and engineers from the Advanced Analytics, Connector SDK, and Hyper API teams.

One of the biggest benefits of joining Tableau’s Developer Program is a free, personal developer site. In this blog post, we’ll give you some tips for making the most of your Tableau sandbox site.

Every month, the Tableau #DataDev team hosts Sprint Demos for the members of the Developer Program. February Sprint Demos included extensions for Tableau Public, and updates for Webhooks, Extensions API, and JavaScript API.

New Year, new Developer Program Sprint Demos. The developer team shares updates for Analytics Extensions API, Hyper API, JavaScript API, and REST API.

This year marked the fifth year of the #DataDev hackathon, and participants brought their A-game. From creative extensions, to using the Hyper API, to bringing CSVS into Tableau, to dynamic filters, our DataDevs used their coding skills and creativity to battle it out for our annual code championship.