Continuing from my experience with Tableaus Coder Initiative, I returned to working with the Tableau Rest API. This post examines a generic use case for plausibility. Salesforce Superstore Data Source I started with the Salesforce Superstore data source, a sample data source offered by Tableau. I did a little bit of exploration and found that it might be interesting … [Read more...] about Tableau Rest API Exploration
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Tableau Coders Initiative
In the last technology post, I mentioned that I'd be perusing through some of the concepts brought up in the Tableau Coders Initiative. This blog article goes through their first four videos and includes some insights on how/where to go if you're struggling. I will also provide some additional fun tidbits of knowledge as, I mean, why not? The Tableau Coders Initiative … [Read more...] about Tableau Coders Initiative
Evony – The Kings Return: Fast Gathering Armor
I spend a lot of time playing Evony - The Kings Return on my iPad and recently, I've been most obsessed with constructing the best outfit that will allow for fast gathering. An example of what I am talking about can be found here. As I sat down with a pen and paper, jotting down all the possibilities, I thought it would be fun to throw something into a Python notebook. With … [Read more...] about Evony – The Kings Return: Fast Gathering Armor
Hello World! One plus Two equals Three
Hello world! One plus two equals three. As I mentioned in a previous article, I've been building chatbots through an internship with Tangible AI. Today I was given an interesting challenge to manually solve at least two of the puzzles mentioned in this article. My first question, though, is what puzzles? I couldn't find any based on this article alone, so; I had to delve a … [Read more...] about Hello World! One plus Two equals Three
The Test Consequence
I have recently been encouraged to check out pyscaffold. The conversation I had was pretty intense, which led me to - at the very least, run the skeleton.py file that's in the documentation. I created a scaffold project folder. The same directions that were used in the DagsHub comparison were used to create the virtual Python environment where I installed pyscaffold. I … [Read more...] about The Test Consequence