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After Tableau 10.5, we are changing the way we number new versions of our software. Going forward, new versions of Tableau will be named based on the year of the release and the number of the release in that year.

The same Tableau Server you know and love, now on the operating system of your choice. Learn more about Tableau Server on Linux.

Project Maestro Beta 2 is now available! This new release has more data cleaning and shaping features to help you quickly and confidently prepare your data for analysis.

We chatted with Tobias Muehlbauer and Allan Folting about the origins of the Hyper Data Engine.

When you upgrade to 10.5 you will automatically have Hyper, Tableau’s patent pending data engine technology. Hyper will deliver up to 5X improved query performance and up to 3X* improved extract creation speed.

Let's get everyone in your company on board with Hyper! Just like in Tableau Desktop, Hyper is the technology that powers the data engine in Tableau Server 10.5.

We're hyped about Hyper. Get the inside scoop on Hyper and find out how to get it.

Happy new year everyone. December 2017 rounded out an astonishing year of posts from our community. As always, you were brimming over with tips and tricks.

Bar chart widths can become a headache when swapping Date Levels from say a specific year to a certain month. You may have tried some common techniques like changing the Date to Discrete, but the width is still not right.

Many exciting things happened in the Tableau Public community this year—one of 2017’s best highlights is that the community’s work was showcased at a couple of big international conferences for the first time ever.