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1. Quiver abilities - ANSWER - Search and visualize time series and object
data.
- Quickly navigate the relationships between connected object types.
- Analyze data using a wide range of no-code transformations.
- Build and publish analyses into parameterized, interactive dashboards which can
be embedded into operational applications for a broad range of users.
- Share analyses with colleagues and discover their work with Foundry.
2. Quiver's two view modes - ANSWER 1. Canvas
2. Graph
- you can switch between the two seamlessly while building your analysis
3. Quiver Canvas - ANSWER - is a page on which you can display, position,
and resize cards in your analysis.
- ideal for hiding complex transformation paths that you don't want to display
- ideal for building a customized view of your analysis, as the mode offers
maximum flexibility to choose what content to display or hide and to choose the
size and position of cards on the screen.
, 4. Quiver's Graph - ANSWER -provides a graphical view of your analysis,
where cards are represented by nodes on the Graph and each card is linked to its
inputs and outputs.
- useful for understanding the lineage of your analysis
- allows you to see all of the content in your analysis at once, along with the
logical paths involved.
5. Quiver: Canvas Vs. Graphs - ANSWER 1. While cards can be hidden from
the view in Canvas, cards are always visible in the Graph.
2. Cards can be separated into multiple canvases. You cannot create multiple
graphs for one analysis.
6. Quiver Cards - ANSWER - the generic term used to refer to any piece of
content in your analysis, such as a visualization. - represented as boxes on a
canvas or nodes on the Graph.
- Each has type, input and outputs, and configuration options
7. Quiver Types of Cards - ANSWER - Objects and object sets
- Time series chart
- Visualizations
- Tables
- Transforms
- Metric Cards
- Materialization Cards
, - Buttons
- Text Cards
8. Quiver dashboard mode - ANSWER - allows you to present insights from
your analysis in read-only, interactive dashboards.
- can be used as standalone views or embedded in other Foundry applications.
- designed to replace Quiver templates over time
- are the new way to create views using content from a Quiver analysis that can be
shared with other users in a read-only format.
9. Workshop 3 key principles. - ANSWER 1. Object Data
2. Consistent Design
3. Interactivity and Complexity
10. Action: Rules Tab - ANSWER configure the core of your action type: its
outputs / execution
11. Action: Form - ANSWER lists the Parameters or inputs of your action type.
The parameters have already been added automatically by the Rules section.
12. Action: Parameter defaults - ANSWER - allows the user to optionally set
default values for the Action parameters.
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Exam Questions With Reviewed 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
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1. Quiver abilities - ANSWER - Search and visualize time series and object
data.
- Quickly navigate the relationships between connected object types.
- Analyze data using a wide range of no-code transformations.
- Build and publish analyses into parameterized, interactive dashboards which can
be embedded into operational applications for a broad range of users.
- Share analyses with colleagues and discover their work with Foundry.
2. Quiver's two view modes - ANSWER 1. Canvas
2. Graph
- you can switch between the two seamlessly while building your analysis
3. Quiver Canvas - ANSWER - is a page on which you can display, position,
and resize cards in your analysis.
- ideal for hiding complex transformation paths that you don't want to display
- ideal for building a customized view of your analysis, as the mode offers
maximum flexibility to choose what content to display or hide and to choose the
size and position of cards on the screen.
, 4. Quiver's Graph - ANSWER -provides a graphical view of your analysis,
where cards are represented by nodes on the Graph and each card is linked to its
inputs and outputs.
- useful for understanding the lineage of your analysis
- allows you to see all of the content in your analysis at once, along with the
logical paths involved.
5. Quiver: Canvas Vs. Graphs - ANSWER 1. While cards can be hidden from
the view in Canvas, cards are always visible in the Graph.
2. Cards can be separated into multiple canvases. You cannot create multiple
graphs for one analysis.
6. Quiver Cards - ANSWER - the generic term used to refer to any piece of
content in your analysis, such as a visualization. - represented as boxes on a
canvas or nodes on the Graph.
- Each has type, input and outputs, and configuration options
7. Quiver Types of Cards - ANSWER - Objects and object sets
- Time series chart
- Visualizations
- Tables
- Transforms
- Metric Cards
- Materialization Cards
, - Buttons
- Text Cards
8. Quiver dashboard mode - ANSWER - allows you to present insights from
your analysis in read-only, interactive dashboards.
- can be used as standalone views or embedded in other Foundry applications.
- designed to replace Quiver templates over time
- are the new way to create views using content from a Quiver analysis that can be
shared with other users in a read-only format.
9. Workshop 3 key principles. - ANSWER 1. Object Data
2. Consistent Design
3. Interactivity and Complexity
10. Action: Rules Tab - ANSWER configure the core of your action type: its
outputs / execution
11. Action: Form - ANSWER lists the Parameters or inputs of your action type.
The parameters have already been added automatically by the Rules section.
12. Action: Parameter defaults - ANSWER - allows the user to optionally set
default values for the Action parameters.
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