Iron Viz (2021) reaction Livestream - Tableau Conference 2021

0:00PG-13 only. I think we're now live so let's

0:04see. It takes a little while for the stream

0:06to kick in

0:07but for everyone watching, welcome. We'll

0:11see. Yeah we're live. Cool. So I'll mute it

0:15so

0:15you don't hit myself on the stream. We're

0:18back for round two. Thank you everyone who

0:20's joining us today.

0:21Got eight of you already online. And the

0:25great thing is this time nothing is going

0:29to go wrong.

0:30Of course. So fun fact for anyone who was

0:33watching yesterday, I reckon what was going

0:36on is Backblaze

0:37decided to do a backup exactly on the hour.

0:39Backblaze is just a software, backup

0:42software

0:42essentially. It backs up your laptop to the

0:44cloud basically and I think that's what

0:46decided to go

0:47off exactly on the hour which is when the

0:49stream started, which the keynote started

0:51and it went

0:52off again. So yeah. We're back. We're back.

0:57I've been told explicitly not to swear.

1:01Just as we went on there, Tim was like don

1:04't swear. Oh god. It's like Divina on Big

1:07Brother.

1:08Exactly. Now let's get the tweets out. You

1:12are live and please do not swear. Hey

1:14everyone joining.

1:16Same as yesterday. Unless everyone is the

1:18same, drop in where you're tuning in from.

1:20I'm super excited for Iron Viz this year.

1:25Purely because it's like, like, prodeeps my

1:30like, a propress of nothing. I've been hyp

1:34ing this guy for years and I've been loving

1:37his stuff so

1:38it's so good to see him on stage. Who else

1:41we got in there as well? Sam Parsons.

1:46Sam Parsons, of course. Mr Data is

1:48Beautiful himself. Man on my heart with

1:52that Marvel Viz.

1:53New game. Get Ravi to swear. Oh man. It's

1:58too easy. It would be too easy.

2:00But no, I'm gonna be on my best behavior.

2:05Hey Anna. Hey Greg. How are we doing?

2:10Yeah, it's a good lineup this year. Sam

2:14Parsons and then I forget the third person

2:17thing which

2:17is really bad. We'll get there. I'm getting

2:28the page up now. I wonder if it's live live

2:31or if it's recorded. I think it's live. My

2:33hunch is it's actually live. Oh you see Sam

2:37sent out

2:38a tweet and I wasn't sure if he was, you're

2:40saying I hope my internet connection stays

2:42up for the

2:43next hour or two hours and I was like, is

2:45that because you're streaming or is that

2:47because you're

2:48building the hype to make it sound like you

2:50're streaming? I think it's hype. So the

2:51reason I

2:52say I think it's hype is the teaser trailer

2:55for TC from two days ago had them building

2:57their Vizs

2:58in there. Oh who made that? Like, why is

3:02that in there? That's like a Marvel trailer

3:05that spoils

3:06something in the movie. And then that clip

3:10doesn't turn up in a Marvel movie.

3:12Just threw them some renders from things

3:17that were cut out. Yeah.

3:19So I think they've got three different

3:22endings and then they've also got the live

3:27voting. So

3:27their live only accounts for this evening.

3:30Okay, that's why you need the internet

3:32connection right?

3:33Because you don't want to miss out. Yeah

3:35exactly, exactly. Good work. Has anyone

3:38that's joined not

3:39been to Iron Viz before? Not really sure of

3:41the format. Maybe you should do a bit of

3:43an explainer for anyone that hasn't. Yeah,

3:46yeah why not. Hasn't tuned in before. So

3:47let's see

3:48if I can bring it up on screen. Iron Viz,

3:50let's do it over here actually. So while

3:54Tim's doing that

3:54I'll give the background of why it's called

3:56Iron Viz. Apparently there's an American

3:58show called

3:59Iron Chef which is I think it's the

4:02equivalent of Ready Steady Cook, right?

4:05Exactly, exactly. So if

4:07I do this like this. So yeah here's the

4:10website. Essentially there's some feed

4:13arounds and because

4:14of Covid I think what they decided to do is

4:16just to sell everyone look just Viz what

4:18makes you

4:19happy. Okay and basically a whole bunch of

4:21people get involved, take part. I think it

4:24was over 300

4:26entries this year which was incredible. One

4:28of the highest number of entries in a long

4:30while. And

4:31once those Vizs are submitted we go through

4:34to two judging stages. The first one

4:37essentially has a

4:38pool of judges from Tableau, the community

4:40and people who've judged in the past

4:41including Iron

4:42Viz winners. The second round has a smaller

4:45group of about four to five judges who are

4:47now judging

4:48the final top 10 to pick the final three.

4:50So the two rounds of judging are basically

4:53judging first

4:54round judges all the Vizs, second round

4:56judges the top 10 from that first round and

4:59then that final

4:59round the top three go through to this

5:01competition. And then once you're here on

5:04the stream essentially

5:05what ends up happening is there's a

5:07competition and that's what we typically

5:08watch at conference

5:09except for with a remote conference that's

5:11not been possible. So I think what they do

5:13is they

5:14pre-record each contestant building their

5:17Viz in a sort of time restricted window but

5:19they don't

5:20actually know who's won and the live voting

5:22kicks in here when we all vote on Twitter

5:25or so on and

5:27yeah that pretty much carries through to

5:29who the winner is and we find out. So that

5:32's a very sort

5:33of quick rundown. Check out the website if

5:35you just google Iron Viz you can find out

5:37everything

5:37about it. You can see the finalists here so

5:39Sam Parsons is the first finalist, you've

5:42got Prodeep

5:43Kumar and Lisa Trescot. I was actually

5:45really fortunate to have judged all three

5:48of these and

5:49they were sensational. The one that

5:51surprised me the most was Lisa's because I

5:53learned so much

5:54about RuPaul's Drag Race, it was

5:56unbelievable. RuPaul is great. So I really

6:00love this Viz,

6:01I thought it was really nicely done, really

6:03good work there. So yeah these are the

6:05three finalists

6:05we're going to be watching today go head to

6:07head and it's just going to be exciting I

6:08think.

6:08Yeah so I had two of these three in my

6:11judging round as well so I was also a judge

6:14for

6:15Iron Viz. I genuinely enjoyed Prodeep so

6:19much and it was it like there were so many

6:22good entries

6:22right like there was a fountain, a fountain

6:25of entries and they were all so good. I'm

6:29sure

6:30I think it was so difficult yeah. I think

6:34one of them has music I think as well.

6:38Yeah exactly. I'm pretty sure at the bottom

6:42it has some music so I'll just scroll

6:44through these

6:45quickly. I'd actually recommend you just

6:48spend some time. Exactly I'll put these in

6:51the comments

6:51as well so people can check them out. So

6:54this one is the first one yeah that's Sam's

6:58. I should

6:58really say Who's is Which but nonetheless I

7:01'll put it in here as well. Yeah and then

7:03the last one

7:04is Prodeep's. So what's fun is off the back

7:09of seeing Prodeep's visualization I started

7:14watching it but it's great. It's all on

7:17Netflix. It's a great TV show. It's Andy.

7:20Because I was intrigued to see because I've

7:22heard hype for so long and it's a good

7:26little show.

7:27Only two or three seasons as well so worth

7:29a binge. But no there were so many great

7:33entries

7:33this year. It was the tagline you can learn

7:38or lose learn or was it oh man I've

7:42forgotten the tagline.

7:43I caught you nearly about to swear.

7:45Yeah learn or win you can't lose right

7:54because what's great about something like

7:59this is it

8:00allows you to be free and I think you know

8:02visiting what makes you happy is such a

8:04great topic to visualize. It doesn't

8:07segment you in any way because it's such a

8:09personal thing and

8:10anything that's possible allows you to

8:12express your passion which is I think what

8:14wow three finalists did as well. So you

8:16know super excited to see what they do.

8:19Let me add this to the screen.

8:21Win or learn you can't lose. This question

8:27from Anna. Do you think I envis submissions

8:29should be

8:29done solely in Tableau or can people use

8:32other design tools? Well I think I don't

8:36think you can

8:36be stopped from doing this in any other

8:38tool. I just don't think Tableau is going

8:39to have you

8:40on stage using Power BI or Figma. You don't

8:43get to help out into Figma and get an

8:45element right.

8:46Yeah exactly so the genesis of iInvis has

8:49always been about showcasing what you can

8:52do in a short

8:52amount of time. What I think is a more

8:54interesting question to sort of follow on

8:56from your question

8:57Anna is how much of the Tableau platform

8:59can you fit in iInvis right? Will there be

9:02a prep flow

9:03iInvis right? Here's a data set, here's a

9:04finish. This is what the Altrix Grand Prix

9:06basically is

9:07right? I'd love to see a prep Grand Prix.

9:09Just steal the name from Altrix and just

9:11get straight

9:12there. Let's do a Tableau prep Grand Prix.

9:15Let's do it. We could do this.

9:18iIn prep just makes it sound like you're

9:21ironing your clothes before you're going

9:23out.

9:23I think iron chef is fine. You're bringing

9:27all these recipes of tools together,

9:29spinning them

9:29out and doing amazing things. I'm sure

9:31people out there are much better at puns

9:32than we are so we'll

9:33stop there. Yeah exactly that. So Mark's

9:41asked a good question. Let me

9:43give a crack at my response to Anna's

9:45question.

9:45So on Anna's question, my quick thing is

9:52it's absolutely fine in my eyes because you

9:56sort of I think through the judging process

10:02because it's not just focused on design and

10:05storytelling, it's design analysis,

10:08storytelling as a whole and it's very much

10:11those three pillars that you're judging on.

10:14So I think whilst there can be the argument

10:17made of yeah but you know if you're very

10:19proficient

10:20at using something like Figma you might

10:22make it visually appealing but this is part

10:24of what

10:24makes a great visual. It's not just what I

10:27would love which is the one child is but

10:31you know

10:31the ability to create a canvas and tell a

10:33story using visualizations which is part of

10:36the entire

10:37beauty of Tablo right there is no right or

10:39wrong way of doing things there's just

10:41opinions and you

10:42know it's okay to have a different opinion.

10:45I've written a blog post about how I hate

10:48long form

10:48visitors but it's okay because I think what

10:52Sam's one was a horizontal one. I really

10:55liked Pradeep's

10:55long one and I think as you said the RuPaul

10:58one is similarly it's got the sections

11:00within it.

11:01I think Alex Jones last year had a similar

11:03section vis. He's Shim as well a couple of

11:05years ago.

11:06Yeah so good shout. Okay what about Mark's

11:10question? Yeah explain on prepared table

11:14calcs right so this blew up a couple years

11:18ago when on stage people had pre-prepared

11:21long calculated fields that they're copy

11:23and pasting it and it's like how hold on a

11:25second

11:26hold on a second if you can just copy and

11:28paste calcs and not have to write an LOD on

11:30the floor.

11:30How is this the real thing? Yeah how is

11:32this the real thing? I think again there

11:37was a bit of back

11:37and forth on that right is it is it fair is

11:40it is it the correct way and I think you

11:43have to look

11:43at it too is on one hand it's a really

11:45great advert for how great and quickly you

11:48can build

11:49with Tablo but creating calculated field

11:51isn't the essence of why we love this tool

11:54the reason why we

11:55love this tool is exploring data and be

11:56able to visualize and ask and answer

11:58questions quickly.

11:59So after a bit of chatting I spoke to Louis

12:01Archer straight after the thing was TC

12:04Berlin.

12:04So yeah it was like well you can do it one

12:09way you can do it the other way but

12:13ultimately it's

12:14about the show right the entire pub is that

12:16this is a flamboyant show where you can do

12:19things so

12:20I don't know what your thoughts are on what

12:23was it Notepadgate. Notepadgate what I will

12:26say is

12:26people were blown away by how people were

12:29using Notepadgate that's the first thing

12:32let's just be

12:32clear everyone went whoa when they saw

12:34people copying and pasting sections from

12:36calculations

12:37ad hoc calculations left right and center

12:39that blew people's minds so we all learned

12:41something

12:41from that as much as people maybe hated it.

12:44The other thing is the point of the show is

12:46to show

12:47you how quickly you can do something yeah

12:49if as long as you've got the idea in your

12:51mind how

12:51quickly can you make it happen can the tool

12:54work as quick as you can think so if you

12:56could just get

12:56rid of the sort of human limitation of how

12:59quickly can you think how fast can the tool

13:02actually make

13:02you do this thing and you saw it in 30

13:04minutes as long as you've got everything in

13:06your head you've

13:07got to figure it out 20 even you can do it

13:09the tool works at the pace that you can

13:11think and I

13:12think that's the main essence of what they

13:14're trying to showcase so yeah so Sean makes

13:18you

13:18the point if let's bring his tweet up which

13:20is about you know why not have them going

13:23blind and

13:23get builders three topics or data set I

13:25think this right I've seen Cockreave do

13:27this in like a

13:29BI bake-off which is really good which is

13:33again the concept of you're actually going

13:37in and

13:37comparing three different tools in the same

13:40box of time and it's very much a because

13:43you can doesn't

13:43mean you should but also again the show

13:46element you don't want to see three people

13:48all being like

13:49oh god hang on hang on hang on hang on

13:51there's 20 000 people out there and I've

13:54blanked on whether

13:55I need to use a fixed or an exclude in this

13:58case right yeah yes yes it could be really

14:01great and

14:02yes you could get I think what would be

14:04even better is almost a live build and I

14:06think we've

14:06seen that in past TCs where you've got this

14:09there's a lot of biz with me or some

14:11similar

14:12sessions where you have people just

14:13building in a session showing what's

14:15possible awesome

14:18I think the other one I wanted to flag up

14:20was Steve's point about long form during

14:24iron viz

14:24season I think yes and no I think you'll

14:26see them more because they're all over

14:28Twitter right

14:29but I've definitely seen long form business

14:32all through the year yeah now on the flip

14:35side I agree

14:35with you because I in my anti-long form

14:38blog post I said the reason people add in

14:40an additional

14:41thousand pixels is to give them room to add

14:44more juice to their story right right right

14:47yeah and that makes sense that's a trick in

14:50itself interesting lots of interesting uh

14:55comments in the chat uh leek is saying I'd

14:58say tableau is somehow like photoshop you

15:00could easily

15:01achieve some basic stuff with paint but

15:03photoshop enables you to do everything yeah

15:06exactly it's

15:07it's uh I think uh Tom uh your former boss

15:10my current boss used to say tableau gives

15:12you

15:13superhuman powers as he always says right

15:15you could do stuff with data that just just

15:18just

15:18couldn't do in any other way right um yeah

15:21so I absolutely love that cool let's get

15:24the stream

15:25ready it is ready it is ready it's on my

15:28other screen and uh um so I've got it up

15:31here this is

15:32this is I think the view we're going to

15:34settle with I'm going to keep the comments

15:36coming up

15:36here I think what I need to do is I need to

15:38keep it running uh so that it keeps the

15:41comments on both

15:42uh chats so that we don't lose the chance

15:45yeah so from now on all the comments will

15:48come up over

15:48here as well in the middle or on the left

15:51just to the left of me essentially

15:53underneath where it

15:54says 9am uh p2 so I think that's a good

15:57place because um I think this does need the

15:59comments

16:00it's someplace right like I couldn't I

16:02couldn't figure out I want to see the hype

16:04right I want to

16:04see the hype that people do stuff and like

16:06yeah people will see stuff that we miss

16:09exactly and

16:10we've got the dj horn as well uh if you

16:12heard that yesterday um you'd have loved it

16:16as well so for

16:17road level security what is lens um lem are

16:22you talking about uh our state lenses or uh

16:27just uh

16:28there are lenses in other parts of sales

16:30force so I'm not sure what you're asking

16:33there at gsr let

16:34us know thanks for the good luck um nishant

16:36we might need it after yesterday

16:38so funny fact uh just before the stream

16:42starts I think what happened yesterday is

16:46that I had a back

16:46blaze uh backup run exactly on the hour

16:49which I've disabled so the fact we're still

16:51okay now means I

16:52think we're good yeah so I agree with you

16:55there tar I think oh here we go right I'm

16:59gonna stop talking

17:00I might have to turn this down before I get

17:05dmca'd

17:06I'm sure it's fine I'm sure it's fine

17:11because there's a tablet production I'm

17:14I'm sure it's not so yeah if you're

17:19listening to this I've turned the

17:20um audio down for the stream so you can't

17:23hear it

17:24mark I appreciate your uh your confidence

17:32you should have seen my obs game yesterday

17:41and it's not actually obs that's why I ran

17:43away from obs it was too intimidating

17:45I'm using something called ecamm live

17:50yeah so I think we're good I think we

18:05should be good to tell the volume on this

18:07one too

18:07cool I'll put it up a bit yeah yeah

18:16I don't know how's everyone feeling about

18:24this I feel like I'm not American enough to

18:26enjoy it

18:30is

18:47judge rexler that is a great name judge wex

19:00ler

19:02this is quite something yeah I don't know

19:07what it is but it's something

19:14very cool nice I felt the heat from my room

19:20I did

19:20oh wow

19:31it suits him

19:36hang on hang on okay well let me entertain

19:41you what do you think

19:43oh my god wow

20:06cool doesn't fully cover it oh my word

20:08cool does not fully cover it

20:14someone please there's so much gift-worthy

20:32stuff out of this there's so much so much

20:34meme quality

20:35here someone's gonna do it surely

20:42queen pong apparently is what we need to

20:54look out for yeah yeah yeah

21:03I'm gonna be cooking up on screen

21:05presentations that combine analysis design

21:09and storytelling

21:10just notice that it depends that behind and

21:15y's head

21:16oh very good is a trio of world-class

21:20experts including last year's jacket is

21:23back indeed

21:27and so will you just like before we'll be

21:30relying on you the audience to participate

21:33in this year's

21:34judging by voting for which contestant you

21:37think has the best presentation so get

21:40ready to take

21:41down that number for where to text the

21:43deciding vote could be yours oh yeah we

21:47texted didn't we

21:47I have to say I think I think this gives

21:51anyone American an advantage

21:55oh right because we get to pay for it well

21:58not just that the timing and andy spends

22:01his free

22:02time as tablo's official evangelist

22:05deploying podcasts like chart chat and if

22:08data could talk

22:09sorry keisha did did you say free time oh

22:12and I almost forgot andy heads of a band oh

22:16yeah yeah

22:17I do yeah what kind of music does your band

22:19play there's only one type keisha metal

22:22perfect and

22:24what's it called uh thin busy hey oh dear

22:29oh dear some facts about andy cockroof that

22:31people might

22:32not know I think he's a disc golf pro wow

22:35he's taking this to the next level yeah

22:38that was my

22:39best gig right there as you saw the

22:41audience was moved

22:44oh my guests already this year's

22:49competition is centered around music check

22:52this out this year

22:53chart metric have provided a deep data set

22:56for the competition nearly 200 million

22:59records first

23:00uh i'm the sponsor i reckon there was one

23:03last year i think was there okay i think

23:05i could be wrong as well as loads of shazam

23:10history this year each contender will have

23:1220 minutes to build their business data at

23:16scale love it receives this trophy how come

23:18you got a

23:19prop i get to say they also get ten

23:23thousand dollars if this is pre-recorded do

23:25you think

23:25they sent them all the trophy and then they

23:30kind of had to ask them possibly that could

23:31be awkward

23:31the charity of their choice without further

23:35ado let's bring on the way you go rock

23:39stars

23:40first up from tamil nadu in india we have

23:43pretty bow find flatulence

23:48press your button press your button

23:50that's on behalf of everyone else is his

23:58superpower

23:58i love this hey everyone tamil's ancient

24:08culture is one of the most glorious ones

24:10you have existed in the world's history isn

24:12't it more than 2000 years yeah it brings so

24:15much

24:15more personality to it in the microwave but

24:22if you could this guy is so good

24:24they are the best muffins in the world i'm

24:27thrilled to be selected as one of the

24:29love it 2019 disease award for biggest

24:32growth i'm proud to represent india and ap

24:36ac region

24:37yeah love this love this and now from calif

24:49ornia let's give it up for lisa trescot here

24:53we go

24:54lisa holds a master's in psychological

24:57research so she'll be a force to reckon

25:00with even though she

25:02only joined the tablo community in march

25:05this year that's crazy right it's insane

25:08college

25:08march and then you know in this in november

25:11such good growth my drops mic drop

25:14indeed i didn't have a mic drop but hi my

25:19name is lisa trescot and i live with my

25:21husband

25:22and our two cats living in southern calif

25:25ornia is pretty nice you get 12 months out

25:28of the year you

25:28get this that's like a visit california

25:33right yeah this is where the tablo magic

25:38andre eurovision

25:39vibe it's so true it's so true love it i'm

25:43researching data anomaly pretty much

25:47everything

25:48everything you need on it because we don't

25:50have the theatrics of the live competition

25:52this year

25:53i've been trying to add a little bit of

25:54flair to my home office while i do my

25:55practice session

25:57oh brilliant cool trails a bit of dry ice

25:59after spending all day on the computer i

26:02really like

26:03to get out and take a nice walk very cool

26:06superb imagine living that close to the sea

26:11and last but definitely not least the uk uk

26:14representing let's hear some noise for sam

26:18for sam parsons everybody analytics

26:27consultant for tablo gold partner biz he's

26:30competed three times

26:32and he happens to be one of the current tab

26:35lo's and masters so it'll be interesting

26:37all three top ten as well to the table

26:39today yeah yeah

26:43hi i'm sam welcome to rural england a

26:46little area around here lots of fields to

26:49put the dog in

26:50this is shakespeare if he's careful he

26:53might have bumped into andy with his guitar

26:56and his

26:56account true you might hear him you might

26:59hear him i started using tablo he might be

27:02moved

27:03and really just

27:08speak

27:14hello contestants we are hoping you're

27:20ready and not feeling under pressure

27:26because the stakes are

27:30high now let's get ready to meet the suit

91:58users they have been along for the journey

91:58each one

27:36assigned to a contestant they advise and

27:39this is always fun during the field process

27:40and then here

27:41in the final they interpret the final

27:43stages so that we can follow along here

27:45they are from all

27:46around the world it's the solution engineer

27:49from singapore working on team pradeep she

27:53joined

27:53tablo in 2018 chief birthday officer

27:56amazing

27:57and obviously i'm super proud because he's

28:01the first representative from hf

28:05and he happens to be from the same home

28:07country as me

28:08that's a great book by the way if anyone

28:13hasn't read like i'm strange planet it's

28:19very good yeah

28:21it's just comics so pictures and words that

28:24's what i like to do

28:25i love this person last night i felt like

28:28last year we went straight into it really

28:31quickly and

28:32it ended really quickly as well this is

28:35great this makes more of a and also this

28:37the second

28:37thing is that you get there's a charitable

28:39element to it as well yeah and we're told

28:42a series so each of the winners will be

28:43able to donate some money to the charity

28:45my hobbies is i like to crochet

28:52so much patience yeah calm me down just see

28:59you're a good puppy this used to be my son

29:02desk as you can tell from the sewing

29:04supplies i still have but now it's where i

29:08get all my work

29:08done lisa is planning for parsley link

29:11which is a great organization that is

29:13advancing racial and

29:15economic equity go team lisa now let's meet

29:19our final suviser coming to us from london

29:23working

29:23alongside sam let's give a roaring round of

29:27applause a lot of love from tablo prep from

29:28these

29:28sugas right right two or three of them said

29:32they love prep hint hint hint hint

29:34marketing was like you all love prep

29:39oh london it's an extra blue thing i'm

29:44guessing

29:45as well i was pretty pleased to be on this

29:50journey together josh sorry

29:55do you remember london i do remember i have

29:57been back in london since march of 2020 um

30:00to work

30:01that is i've been to the city of course and

30:03to do various things but i haven't been for

30:06work since

30:07march 2020 crazy now it's time to meet the

30:11judges jock mckinley ha ha ha ebrahimi

30:16solid judges

30:172020 champion christian felix okay just so

30:22everyone's clear on how this works we're

30:25gonna

30:25go through the rules and expectations good

30:28stuff will be judged on three areas this is

30:31good for you

30:32design and storytelling and each contestant

30:35can win a total of up to 100 points and of

30:38course the

30:39contestant with the most points wins that's

30:42right the judges allocate 90 of those

30:45points the last 10

30:46points are up to the audience yes you can

30:49vote for your favorite that's right and of

30:52course we want to

30:53know what you're thinking during this whole

30:56competition so post on twitter or even

30:59better

31:00shoot a selfie of yourself watching and

31:02post it on instagram make sure to use the

31:06hashtag

31:06now contestants you have 20 minutes to get

31:11your builds done time here we go here we go

31:16five four three two one

31:21great timing here we go right first thing

31:27you do calculations right here's

31:32calculations so

31:35you kind of see pradeep's first starting to

31:38build out his preferences oh hello someone

31:41's building a

31:42preference file she is quite uh dbs um that

31:48's superb oh god that he every year it just

31:51goes

31:51crazy and crazy and crazy that's great for

31:53those it's a strong star preferences file

31:56you can store

31:57custom palettes or use every time you open

31:59tablobes future context as well i love it

32:02yeah

32:02i was about to go into one of his other

32:04optimization techniques uh to kind of get

32:07the image

32:07she first had a text box in mind but then

32:09that it's a little tough to see the detail

32:11of the

32:11screen right this is just me it's not it's

32:13not he has no text boxes it's just really

32:16bright

32:16um so logarithmic scale for what appears

32:24the rank of artists uh is that a good

32:29choice interesting

32:31yeah we completely missed everything she

32:33did at the start that's so much yeah

32:36because it's

32:36hopping between obviously when you're live

32:39you see three screens at once yeah yeah

32:41exactly

32:41you kind of get that friction of being

32:44tossed around otherwise it'll just be like

32:47a flat line

32:47at the bottom interesting yeah if anyone

32:50hasn't hasn't read anything jock mckinley's

32:52done like

32:53he's got some great content over the years

32:56and also if you find a great like louie ar

32:58cher showed

32:58me a great picture of jock from when he was

33:00younger wow just find that picture and

33:03enjoy it

33:04it's fantastic you'll see on this fizz and

33:06on other business is that a lot of her

33:08marks are

33:08in white i think i think your features very

33:10much on someone's uh table

33:12i think it's gonna come very soon so what

33:18we got here we've got some tool tipping

33:22yeah um

33:23oh i i tuned that for this is going to be a

33:26dark back dash dark dashboard and the

33:28darkness will be

33:29built into the dashboard towards the end of

33:31the world is that right dropping in the

33:32shapes in now

33:33as well right exactly over to sam so many

33:37data t-shirts oh we have this again being

33:41set up here

33:42i'm curious why some are fully labeled or

33:46some would just get a letter curious to see

33:49how that'll

33:49be used in the final product this is why i

33:52love i'm vis we get you know there's a

33:55fully labeled

33:57where some would just get a letter curious

33:59to see how that'll be used in the final

34:01product

34:01i think that was a stream not me this is

34:03why i love i'm vis we get you know there's

34:05a feature

34:06like parameters about choosing data and

34:09then advanced users can find ways to take

34:12that power

34:13and hack it to do something else it's

34:15really great to see the power they bring in

34:18yeah so

34:18most of the calculations for this build

34:20have actually been done in prep which is

34:22saving a

34:23lot of time and also means that um they don

34:25't calculations done in practice just a

34:27couple

34:28um that he's bringing now that he will use

34:31um i wonder if that's the actual row level

34:34yeah well it's just has he named all the

34:37the variables so he knows exactly which

34:41ones to drag

34:42interesting i mean that speeds up and stops

34:47you going to copy and paste it what would

34:49be really

34:49cool is if they did videos of the process

34:51that we haven't seen after the conference

34:54right so yeah

34:55exactly after the whole thing yeah yeah i

34:58hope they have why not write the heck there

35:00's an idea

35:01for you to zoom in on the specific color it

35:04's good don't forget everybody wants to

35:07build and

35:08the presentations are over that's when you

35:10get the chance to text in your vote for the

35:12i'm this

35:12champion see if there was like defaults you

35:15could set before you open up tableau yeah

35:18like in a

35:19profile there for example um that can

35:23follow you around uh i'm really curious

35:26profile

35:26i'm definitely looking for the story out of

35:31all the judges i'm very interested in uh is

35:36there a

35:36clear question being asked interesting

35:39insight wait in the chat and live telling

35:43the narrative

35:45is it clear look at pretty it's coming

35:47together who looks at this biz what the

35:49story is this

35:50looks like the hessian technique the

35:52balloons yeah should i see your face the he

35:54ssian technique

35:54yeah well we uh clearly have some data dens

35:58ification going on i'm curious to see

36:01what he's doing with these so and it's also

36:03your question there is a bit of data prep

36:05prior

36:06up to um in tableau prep for some of them

36:08sometimes it's the calculations are pretty

36:10good but they've got to put it all together

36:12live in 20 minutes if that makes sense

36:14making

36:15a dandelion chart is that what that is the

36:18data set is called and in line chart uh it

36:22could be

36:22i've always wanted to run a competition uh

36:26alex confirming alex uh was in the

36:28competition chart

36:29type so yeah that's how he knows for an

36:31interesting insight goes on behind the

36:34scenes also to find out

36:35what the most pun related names that

36:37vaguely look like the chart at hand very

36:40matter let us know

36:41on social media if you think that's a good

36:43idea or not all right so so wouldn't it be

36:48cool guys

36:48if you can make a custom chart type without

36:52a data set it would be amazing when it

36:56looks like

36:57there's going to be some kind of animation

36:59in here traditionally that's been really

37:01exciting to see

37:04we haven't had animations i appreciate how

37:06with the match no well no christian um is

37:10to allow the

37:11user to zoom yeah interesting one so

37:13because he did his movements oh true true

37:17true and there was

37:19a thing like oh yeah just use pages and you

37:21win that was again the i love these myths

37:24that come

37:25out of iron viz yeah once it's finished

37:27there are trends that stick uh because of

37:29iron viz right like

37:30wow we call that line technique of the hess

37:33ian like when he did yeah exactly i just

37:35couldn't

37:35stop seeing that every week on public it

37:37was such a good story as well like he's

37:39just like

37:40around the world including the audience so

37:43part of it yeah josh absolutely this is the

37:45whole point

37:46of iron viz you should be surprised and

37:47even more surprised how quickly they're

37:49doing it as well

37:50splitting out each of these worksheets so

37:52that there's one worksheet per artist

37:55animations

37:56i'm supposed to keep this competition i

37:58think it's a very interesting choice

38:00now let's move to sam see what progress he

38:02's made over the last few minutes let's take

38:05a look

38:05hey

38:11what is going on here building here oh i'm

38:18seeing heavy so this could be like a middle

38:21bit which

38:22this could be like the middle bit of like a

38:23three-part viz that you're connecting them

38:25together with a tile right exactly exactly

38:27the ultimate view would be to have a stream

38:31for each contestant as well

38:33got a lot going on here yeah lots of line

38:38charts interesting whoa yeah he's reversed

38:43the access

38:44i'm assuming what we're going to see is

38:45rain over time here and there's i always

38:47call this the noise

38:48before the storm i think he's got yeah you

38:50don't know what it is and then when it

38:52clears up

38:53everyone's like what i get it so it might

38:55be like the top 100 at the top and that's

38:57why

38:58there's so the the z's here i wonder if he

39:02's using z's for these calculations maybe

39:04extended

39:06just because that'll allow you to like be

39:08quite dynamic on what's selected yeah when

39:10he's telling

39:11the story those to tell some sort of story

39:14there in terms of a rise to the fame oh you

39:17can see one

39:18line kind of all the way through yeah that

39:21's really cool told you now that it is it's

39:24a great

39:25it's a great use of color right yeah it is

39:27it is not as much as the foregrounding

39:28backgrounding

39:30highlighting doing with this color choice

39:32here my guess is we're going to get a dark

39:35background with

39:36this sort of lighter black lines that will

39:38fade in the background with that blue line

39:41sort of popping

39:42out love these subtitles yeah keyboard

39:46camera proper stream stuff that is

39:50unbelievable i notice

39:52he must have recorded that himself command

39:54buttons option there on the tool yeah yeah

39:57that's useful whoever's editing obviously

39:58doesn't appreciate it because it removes

40:02the slightly

40:03confusingly see the next the second thing

40:05the second thing i love about iron viz is

40:07you get

40:07to notice like the little tricks people do

40:11yeah to make something pop exactly you know

40:14spending time

40:14on tool tips spending time on adding sub

40:16headers i noticed earlier but i like to

40:18call out i like

40:18that parameters using pronouns in line

40:21versus terms like male female i really like

40:24that he's

40:24using that designation to to group

40:26excellent focus on diversity i think that

40:28was something we actually

40:30had been looking at quite closely the data

40:33set had both gender and pronouns uh but we

40:35've done

40:36a bit of research actually the august thing

40:37he must pointed us towards to certain

40:39resources we

40:40realized that um there is being a move

40:42towards grown up in the museum that's

40:44certainly something

40:45big win um if you haven't heard about it

40:47already check out the tabulate do you know

40:49harm guide

40:50that goes into stuff like this in a really

40:52sort of simple accessible way very easy to

40:54digest

40:55and it's good to see pretty putting the

40:57skills he's actually just using the

40:58reference line so

41:00that those labels look much clearer uh it's

41:03a trick that i know so this is a great

41:05trick

41:06so i remember i did a i did a dashboard

41:10that was like a kpi dashboard which of

41:14course had about

41:1520 different kpis or just eyes i guess that

41:18we're just adding a reference line just to

41:21have the

41:21label to the right just because it doesn't

41:23center or give enough room halfway just 10

41:27minutes

41:29now remember as you guys are watching the

41:31build if you've got i'm loving the colors

41:33don't forget to look i love the retro music

41:36it's mad at me of tron

41:37for sure such a great soundtrack

41:42another one of these all white visits where

41:45she just has to hope that it's

41:48actually right i hope we don't get to 19

41:51minutes and 45 seconds brave that the marks

41:55are incorrect

41:56and we have to start that sheet again yeah

42:00we could not be quicker to build in dark

42:03and then

42:03flip it the other way like building because

42:06tableau formatting is not that easy because

42:08you have to change the uh sheet background

42:11then you have to invert the text those

42:13things aren't

42:14in the same place right if you had a star

42:15sheet though you could easily do that you

42:18could just

42:18flip the star sheet boom boom boom done

42:20which could be a great little accelerator

42:22yeah and then

42:23you could save that in your profile there

42:28thank you um bring up mark's mark's twitter

42:33message

42:34there because that's i think that's yes we

42:37're seeing some great stuff here already don

42:39't forget

42:40to keep an eye out i've been using the

42:41latest version down that number to text no

42:43because the

42:44copy and paste is going to be in beta right

42:462021.4 yeah so which is an hour to see oh

42:51sorry i did i

42:51missed the point he said 2022 sorry i'm a

42:54bit slow over here i love this part this is

42:57where

42:57she starts putting everything onto her

42:59dashboard and you can really see it's

43:01coming to life now

43:02i like the um so this is all floating so

43:05again tard all floating

43:08don't get me started in the layout pane so

43:14save a right click for the record i hate

43:17flater dashboards but i keep my mouth stum

43:21but but on this one it works because you've

43:24got the

43:24different layers i think we talked about i

43:26think there was a there was always talk

43:28about dashboard

43:28layers being right right right it is it

43:31tends to be used as a design technique that

43:34's the problem

43:34we shouldn't have to do that just get rid

43:37of your bi user you don't really care about

43:40get rid of

43:41containers give us layers like in photoshop

43:44or any other design tool give us a grid and

43:47we're done a

43:48grid that snaps not just the grid that

43:50turns up and grouping like i think the

43:52grouping and anchoring

43:53yeah yeah a horizon chart maybe for those

44:02new to iron vis uh we let contestants write

44:06their text

44:07beforehand i hate legends i hope tablo derv

44:11s watch this and take copious notes like how

44:15could we make

44:15this 10 minutes for this contestant right

44:18like just watch this pick it apart and just

44:21like oh

44:21my gosh you know the color legend as well

44:24maybe we should do a viz percentage of time

44:26spent doing

44:27certain activity during iron viz we'd need

44:30all the different streams but um we get an

44:32interesting

44:33sort of way to see where do people spend

44:35most of their time and i bet you it's

44:37formatting

44:38i'm always wondering like how much

44:40performance do you lose when you're

44:43building like contestants

44:45because in what sense there's so much more

44:47being written into cash as you explore a

44:49new build oh

44:50like exploring speed you up yeah as the

44:53build goes on it depends what your habit is

44:56i tend to open a

44:57workbook go to the grid view and then right

45:01click refresh all thumbnails yeah so when

45:04you then go to

45:04the dashboards they're all zippy and fast

45:09and everything's in memory but if you've

45:09not got a

45:09little memory that's a bad idea which is

45:11called the high chill container basically

45:14what it allows

45:14having show hide containers i'm intrigued

45:16to see how this is used i feel like it's

45:18gonna we're

45:19gonna get a lot of like dig in dig out

45:20which is gonna be quite cool if it's that

45:22concertina style

45:25very delicate activity the thing is it

45:29looks like hoodoo right all we're seeing

45:31now is someone

45:31dragging boxes around the place right this

45:34is how we know they're a true container

45:37master right

45:38when i see someone command containers like

45:42this i just sit back and i'm just like

45:44this person has what they're doing love it

45:48more containers than the chinese takeaway

45:52am i right

45:53that's exactly what i'm wondering how i'm

45:55just keeping track of those layout

45:58containers are

45:59you know when i teach people how to build

46:01dashboards and my examples they're all very

46:03simple it's not because i particularly love

46:05simple dashboards it's my brain can't cope

46:07with

46:07too much on a dashboard when i build it

46:09very cool i like the approach here that's

46:11what i'm

46:12seeking rather than try and do something

46:14else because it's too noisy it's

46:16highlighted the

46:17detail through the noise so you don't have

46:20to sort of hunt for the answer and he's

46:22sort of

46:22chosen good colors to do that as well yeah

46:25for sure five minutes five minutes five

46:27minutes left

46:28everybody three squeaky bum time squeaky

46:31bum time

46:31so things are starting to come together

46:39something that makes me feel comfortable i

46:41would admit i was

46:42a little uncomfortable that all those chart

46:44titles were just the name of the chart type

46:46but he's

46:46actually added some value and some

46:48information in the chart title did you

46:49think about that a lot

46:51yeah completely i mean have you spent two

46:53days ever thinking through titles because

46:56that's

46:56basically what happened with us

46:58maybe we wanted to make it the most easy

47:01way for someone to understand what was

47:04going on

47:05so we contemplated questions we

47:07contemplated what he has here i've seen

47:09that legend type for marks

47:11for marks and sizing use more and more

47:14times to the point where like going for a

47:17circle mark type

47:17you should have the option to either have

47:20this this breadcrumb of dots yeah or the

47:23quantity i

47:23think a lot of our audience will have spent

47:25a lot of time thinking about titles there's

47:27many ways

47:27you can exactly them and design them so it

47:29's just great to see that highlighted here

47:31this is so good

47:37super fun super fun we've all gone silent

47:41because of this trying to piece together

47:42how it comes

47:43along she named the images the same name as

47:46the the button for item show and item hide

47:49i don't know about anybody else but i often

47:51get those mixed up sometimes yeah

47:53so having them actually have that label

47:57smart idea even more time sitting okay cool

48:00so this is

48:01coming together she's just checking through

48:03to make sure she didn't mess anything up or

48:06forget

48:06anything show the map options yes she's

48:10doing it's gonna make our faces

48:12almost catastrophic as mr wexler says um

48:23let me not get too curves do win because we

48:26like circles

48:26right aesthetically there's a great thing

48:29it's called um the book of songs maybe that

48:33color

48:33palette i can't get over it it's really

48:35focusing on the fact yeah my house humans

48:37we like around this and curves really

48:39popping yeah it's like some psychedelic

48:42flame yeah

48:43sam's is a very retro very similar to the

48:46color palette of the official uk chart

48:49company in the

48:50uk and i don't know if that was intentional

48:52or a happy accident i think the coup will

48:55be in the

48:56title which will only be revealed in the

48:58very last second of this build so this is

49:00like a mic drop

49:01this title reveal like this uh yeah oh i

49:05can see the image yeah as alex says map

49:10line which will

49:11allow you to hide and collapse the

49:13different containers the thing that i one

49:15of my favorite

49:15things was i think a couple years ago there

49:18was an incredible reaction from the crowd

49:20when

49:20one of the contestants used drop lines yeah

49:23do you remember that one yeah and it was

49:26like ah

49:27drop lines of course what a great idea yeah

49:29because it allows you to see the axis and i

49:31was like that

49:32was in austin texas yeah and everyone crazy

49:36for it crazy for it oh we're getting

49:39heating up we

49:40must be really close to the end i don't

49:42know how people go from this to diamond

49:44just the sort of

49:45crazy information tool tip sheet will

49:47everyone finish that's always another

49:49question so you can

49:50see that he has about three people pens

49:52down step away from the money that's very

49:54cool

49:55he's including wendy um and that's

49:57basically what he's included here

50:00i like that um she's got a gopra deep sign

50:03behind her which is a really nice

50:06one at the bottom he did like i said there

50:09's no text box at all in this dashboard so

50:12at the

50:12bar chart in the bottom he really used uh

50:14captions so the artist origin that you see

50:17sorted

50:18alphabetically he used the worksheet capt

50:19ions because he felt that was the fastest

50:21way to get

50:21that text up and running nice that's a nice

50:24idea does anyone use worksheet captions i

50:28don't know

50:29let's lisa just drank some water she's done

50:32that's a micro moment

50:34she drank some water so she's done

50:41oh i didn't even notice that there was that

50:47web object killing the cook killing the

50:50cookies

50:50whoa uh and watch it collapse it collapses

50:54oh this is it we've got the conzitina going

50:57in and out

50:58this is great yes this is where the hide

51:01and show features are showing

51:03that's just showing off now that's amazing

51:14oh tight very tight very calm okay okay

51:23here we go here we go

51:26to count it down as well oh this is

51:32very tense i felt the tension there at the

51:37end that was exciting absolutely amazing

51:41but i want to know what you at home think

51:43so head over to twitter and instagram and

51:46let us know

51:47make sure to use hashtag iron biz yeah and

51:50you know keisha you've got so many members

51:53of the

51:53community out there watching from home i am

51:55sure they've been going stone cold crazy

51:58what's going on twitter i see some of you

52:01already have your favorites so do you have

52:02to text

52:02sometimes they did it over twitter right

52:06that's right yeah but those bots

52:09oh the bots

52:10this is always good i like to see the

52:17narrative behind the

52:21two years ago when the world was more

52:23normal i visited a country where i got a

52:26chance to

52:27explore a new music culture it was so

52:29fascinating to discover the music culture

52:31of a new country

52:32their music preference when you receive the

52:35music data said i was curious to explore

52:37the

52:37music discovery behaviors across the world

52:40for our analysis we are grouping the

52:42artists into

52:43three broad categories sheher solo artists

52:46he/him solo artists and band or group

52:48artists

52:49the simple and powerful bar chart at the

52:52top shows more than 50 of the global music

52:54discoveries are

52:55happening around key rooms or artists which

52:58are two times more than sheher artists and

53:01three times

53:02more than pan artists the dandelion chart

53:04represents the music discovery by different

53:06artist types bar chart at the bottom

53:08represents the music discovery by different

53:11artists origin

53:12an interesting insight we obtained from

53:15this data set is that more than 80 of the

53:18global

53:18discoveries are happening around european

53:21and north american artists a small

53:23percentage is

53:23contributed by artists from other regions

53:26now let's explore the artists from asia pac

53:29ific region

53:30nice it is interesting to see that all

53:34types of artists from the afic region are

53:36almost equally discovered from the map we

53:40can see that sheher i think that is a map

53:43and most but it's not rendering you right a

53:45lex i think the brightness isn't showing uh

53:47he's got his

53:48screen brightness at the recording side

53:50really bright and also he's done a white v

53:52iz and i think

53:53they've tried to edit it for the dark

53:55visits if you look at this potentially we

53:57can see a mix of

53:58but we'll see this on public anyway so i

54:00never i never think you should judge people

54:02it's tricky when it's virtual though yeah

54:05exactly if this is what most people are

54:07seeing then they

54:07can't see it's a map exactly exactly but i

54:09bet you when you download the same thing on

54:12public

54:12it won't look like this and that's the

54:14thing yeah it's a slightly flip story where

54:17we see a big gap

54:18between feel bad for now that's a real

54:20shame because i think the bars are gray as

54:22well yeah

54:23i don't think this has anything to do with

54:25how he set it up to him i think this looked

54:27perfectly

54:27fine something i come across when i record

54:32videos all the time like you have to sort

54:34of compensate

54:35for what people are going to have on their

54:38screen and i tend to tweak my videos so

54:41that in any

54:42situation you still see the contrast

54:44between the entire like you can't even see

54:49the iron viz lego

54:51clearly and that's not um that's not that's

54:57not dark it's been edited

55:07interestingly indians tend to discover more

55:10music from asian pacific and north american

55:13artists

55:14see what's interesting is i'm just looking

55:16at someone's Twitter post from the stream

55:18it looks better there

55:20yeah on the tc um tc stream jamesy just

55:30said interesting oh we've just we're buff

55:33ering

55:34are you on the tc stream now i am okay

55:37finally analyzing this data set gave me

55:40some warm moments

55:41as well as made me realize some bitter

55:43truth try the um the actual stream

55:46on their channel on the channel yeah yeah

55:51multiple number of times i think it because

55:56it's also on

55:56the twitter stream that you can't see the

55:59whites right so they're the stream they're

56:03pushing out

56:03is not well optimized let me find the

56:06channel one

56:08just hopping across and bringing the um

56:22other streamer

56:22this would result in some serious

56:27consequence that a greater number of

56:30talented artists may even be understood or

56:33underrepresented let's take a small step

56:36together

56:37and make our music discoveries equal across

56:39all artists types all right let's switch

56:41across

56:41okay next up is lisa the music industry is

56:50notoriously difficult to break through

56:53every day there are artists trying to

56:55become the next ed shear in taylor swift

56:57and beyonce

56:58but the reality is that very few stars

57:00actually ever make it to that level of

57:02global stardom

57:03and that's why i really wanted to focus on

57:04the success stories of those artists who

57:06had

57:06breakthroughs in this time period i turned

57:08to their chart metric cross-platform

57:10performance

57:11rank really just to see which artists

57:13pulled themselves from obscurity so low in

57:15the ranks

57:16to the upper echelon of artists in the

57:17industry and there were three artists who

57:19stood out

57:20the first was olivia rodrigo she's a pop

57:22artist and she's featured here in pink

57:25the second was hip-hop artist the kid leroy

57:27he's from australia and givey on who's an r

57:30&b singer

57:30he's here in blue and i really just wanted

57:32to better understand what their journeys to

57:34the top

57:35looked like through their data so i first

57:37turned to their youtube channel views just

57:39to kind of get

57:39an idea of when there might be some pivotal

57:41or breakout moments for these artists and

57:43this really

57:44gave me a high level view but it's it wasn

57:46't as granular as i wanted it to be so i

57:47wanted to focus

57:48a lot of my analysis on the shazam data

57:50which is what's here in the middle alex

57:52noticed it so every

57:53day shazam tracks the top 200 songs that

57:56are shazamed in cities countries and

57:59globally and

57:59we're actually going to watch the journeys

58:01of our stars play out through their shazam

58:03data so every

58:04time they're hitting it on a shazam chart

58:06so when i flip play you're going to see

58:09that the beginning

58:10of 2020 was pretty quiet for our three

58:13artists givio wasn't on any city or country

58:15level shazam

58:16charts oh i love the reference line as well

58:18to australia which makes sense because he's

58:20from

58:20australia and elivia rodrigo has some mild

58:23success because she's on the high school

58:25musical soundtrack

58:26at this parameter on each machine but in

58:27may givion collaborates with drake and he's

58:29featured on his

58:30song chicago freestyle and you can see that

58:32he starts to hit in a couple of different

58:34uh cities

58:35and countries around the world and the

58:37killer roy too is also collaborating with

58:39his friend and

58:39mentor juice world who was an american hip-

58:42hop artist so he's starting to spread his

58:44popularity

58:44from just australia to some other cities

58:46around the world but there needs to be like

58:48an intermediate

58:49between two and three pages of his album

58:51that features the song without to be honest

58:53i'd rather

58:54see come on right here that song is wildly

58:56successful and popular and it's being she

58:58can't

58:58narrate lots of cities and countries around

59:00the world and get them onto the global

59:02level shazam

59:03chart so if we hop down here to the global

59:05chart this is a unit chart so every single

59:07circle here

59:07represents a song that that artist had at

59:10the global level shazam chart and if we

59:12hover over

59:12this yellow dot you can see this is his

59:14song without you really cool if you click

59:16on it you

59:16see that it it has uh been on the chart for

59:18the entirety of the rest of the status set

59:21and you

59:21have the opportunity to play that song so

59:23you can hear what the rest of the world was

59:24shazaming at

59:25that time so he's really had his breakout

59:27and we're about to see olivia rodrigo break

59:30out in

59:30spectacular fashion so she drops her single

59:33driver's license and then boom she's

59:36everywhere

59:36she's all over cities and country level

59:39maps she comes onto the global stage as

59:41well so if we hop

59:42down to that's the power of streaming you

59:43can see the driver's license that wouldn't

59:45happen

59:45on the chart here and the second month it's

59:48on the chart in february it's actually

59:50ranked number one

59:50so it is the most shazam song in the entire

59:53world so she's really had an overnight

59:55success with with

59:56driver's license and she's remained on the

59:58chart the last artist we're going to see

60:00break out is

60:01givion and he has a little bit of an assist

60:03from a tick tock user in the philippines

60:06who uploads a

60:06video of himself dancing along to givion

60:09song heartbreak anniversary which is a year

60:11old at

60:11this point i want to add and the video this

60:14is what tick tock does it brings back so as

60:17you see

60:18is that video starts to spread across the

60:19internet so does givion's popularity around

60:22the on the world

60:22so he's hitting inches and shazam and you

60:26've been to the cities countries and global

60:27you can see him

60:28pop onto the global chart down here with

60:29heartbreak anniversary and again the song

60:31remains on the

60:32chart i love the depth here very cool very

60:34cool very cool so my devil's advocate is

60:37really line

60:37charts on the left global stardom where

60:41they are being like imagine if there's more

60:42real estate

60:42other artists to become the next we're not

60:45done yet there might be still more to play

60:47and the next

60:48felivia rodrigo and now it's time for our

60:51final presentation here with this this is

60:54sam sam you're

60:55up hello everyone and today i'm going to be

60:58talking to you about how new artists are

61:01establishing themselves in the top 100 of

61:03the chart rankings and how technology is

61:05directly

61:06impacting their fortunes here we are

61:08looking at the top 100 artists as at august

61:11this year

61:11and we want to let you see the label these

61:13lines flying up like a flag through colors

61:16artists green black and red themselves so

61:18simple and they're also in the title we can

61:20highlight

61:20these artists and a few others different

61:23story points here eight different artists

61:26that we can

61:26pick through in our visualization each of

61:28these eight artists have breached into the

61:31top 100 in

61:31the last two years each of these artists

61:34have an initial track driving that search

61:36and these tracks

61:38are represented in these these area charts

61:41are built with shazam search data and the

61:43shape of

61:44those tracks are built with the number of

61:46cities searching for that tracker that's

61:49really interesting

61:49that gives us a sense of the viral nature

61:52of that track if we want to pick into any

61:54of these data

61:55stories we can click on a plot when we

61:57click on one of these plots the two

61:58reference lines from

62:00each chart line up on that date and now we

62:02can clearly see that the shazam search data

62:05is preceding the surge in the rankings on

62:07the chart metric rankings this tells us

62:10that shazam

62:11is a good indicator of fan interest and

62:13where new artists and new songs are on the

62:16rise

62:16here we are looking at olivia this is going

62:19to be the sound show high to it yes he was

62:21saying he

62:21she's bubbles we want to understand why are

62:23people having to shazam every iron biz

62:25contestants bring

62:26something to you in this music worldwide

62:29but crucially not connected to that we can

62:32explore

62:32the uh looking at regional level but having

62:38different kinds of cities in each region

62:41i love the responsive behavior make this

62:43equal and we can compare something like the

62:47animations will help i think animations

62:50that really close very quickly to say latin

62:53america

62:54that the initial surge is much higher and

62:56they maintain that interest so from this we

62:59can gather

62:59that latin americans really connect with

63:01this track more than europeans do but why

63:05are we

63:05seeing this surge of interest this also

63:07different stories of interest using shazam

63:10on each tracks

63:11not just this track but all the others in

63:13our story here what is the driving factor

63:15and it is this tick tock tick tock over the

63:18last couple of years has exploded we have

63:21been in a

63:22global pandemic we've been in various lock

63:24downs where we've been stuck at home we can

63:26't see our

63:26friends and family tick tock so as

63:28providers this is a very specific story

63:29this is a very specific

63:30story this is a very specific story this is

63:34a very specific story this is a very

63:34specific story

63:34so the olivia rodrigo section crucially

63:37what is the music there and if you click

63:39any of the others

63:39you're right we get a different story and

63:41the other artists that are feasting right

63:43can you

63:44change the story that would be the mic that

63:45will be the mic that will be the mic that

63:47will be the

63:47mic dancing you listen to the song on that

63:50dance and you love it you don't know who it

63:52by so where

63:53do you go you have to go to shazam to find

63:56out who that artist and track is you add

63:58that to your

63:59streaming app of choice maybe spotify or

64:01apple itunes and you start listening to

64:03that at your

64:04leisure and as you are listening to that

64:06you are streaming it those streams are

64:08being counted and

64:09collected and added to the billboard

64:11rankings but crucially and this is the

64:13point you are not the

64:14only one doing that at this point in time

64:16millions of people around the world are

64:18doing the same

64:19thing with the same track and before you

64:21know it that song has gone viral this is

64:24the power of

64:25technology and tick tock because that

64:28artist becomes a star overnight here in

64:31this data set

64:32and this visualization we are proving the

64:34power of tick tock over the music industry

64:36where if a song

64:37hits a viral i like the fact it's started

64:39at the top all the way down and then built

64:41back up again

64:42what the cause and effect are through

64:45through the different data sets you might

64:47find the second

64:48rise is record labels okay starting right

64:51catch it on the vote by text is all right

64:54make sure you

64:56vote guys and canada text voting number is

64:59three seven six zero seven i think they're

65:02all great

65:03worldwide text voting number is long great

65:08solutions it's plus one four four three

65:12five four eight for

65:13pradeep text ivy pradeep if you think lisa

65:18should win it's ivy lisa and if you're

65:22voting for sam

65:23text you vote for him with ivy sam now

65:27standard text messaging rates may apply

65:32according to your

65:33cellular provider plan poll everywhere does

65:36not charge for text message responses

65:39audience members

65:40outside of canada and the united states

65:43will not incur long distance texting

65:46charges but other

65:47charges may apply all that information

65:49about the numbers are ready in my phone it

65:52's the same number

65:53as last year oh really and now let's hear

65:57what the judges have to say yeah i can see

65:59that alex

66:00is like from last year so the one reason

66:03judging is so hard to find out that's the

66:06one contact

66:06is that the visits are just so tremendous i

66:12agree jock uh all three of these are so

66:15good mind

66:16blowing i don't know how we're gonna pick

66:18between these and i have to say i honestly

66:21learned

66:21something in each this yeah so christian

66:25you've actually been through this get us

66:28started yeah i

66:29think we'll start with pradeep's this one

66:32take hey there we go oh it's so good it

66:35looks better here

66:36one good way to drive engagement i don't

66:37know what was wrong with the youtube stream

66:39but definitely

66:40looks better here yeah for sure anybody

66:42across the world could click on their

66:44country and see

66:45what the consumption in terms of gender it

66:47comes to life like this right look at the

66:49legend really

66:49good way that's a really cool technique

66:51essentially drive engagement for the

66:52visualization

66:53i'm curious did you guys understand um how

66:57an artist was categorized as being from a

67:01country

67:01i just remember we hovered over a couple of

67:04artists and i was just curious no did not

67:07understand that yeah it wasn't it wasn't

67:10exactly clear to me my assumption taha was

67:12that that was

67:13the place of birth um but it could be wrong

67:16it wasn't wasn't exactly clear if they're

67:19using um so

67:21this is the data i think they're using i

67:23think it's the country just really told a

67:25true story uh

67:27it was just astounding that moment when she

67:30animates through the map i mean kudos the

67:33combination of animation and narration over

67:36the top of that was powerful and so how l

67:40isa was able

67:41to navigate through time i said my my my

67:44thing still remains i feel like the maps

67:46exploding

67:47indicating that and virality was really

67:50really powerful and i think if it was i don

67:53't know it's

67:54so hard to design a business because you do

67:56end up with dead spacing like i don't know

67:58what to do with

67:58it to read them but the thing is the charts

68:01are vibrant and so i got the basic story

68:03without having

68:04to know the details of the label yeah the

68:08colors used this year is saying everyone's

68:11nailed of

68:12using the interactivity of a layout

68:14container to sort of unfold the story um i

68:18really appreciated

68:19the way he sort of progressively revealed

68:21the story and using those those collapsible

68:24containers

68:25yeah so he wasn't as a dashboard consumer

68:27sometimes it's easy to get overwhelmed with

68:29where you're

68:30supposed to correct yeah and how you're

68:32supposed to follow the story so he did a

68:34great job using

68:35those new features the um this allows the

68:37visit the individual visits to breathe and

68:40like the

68:40ones that are less important become like i

68:42thought that was a really cool way to use

68:43those features

68:44i agree christian i thought the buttons

68:48were very creative and i love that it

68:51started out with a

68:52question so i felt very guided through this

68:55story one of the things i am confused about

68:58is why the

69:00particular set i think it was eight artists

69:04why they were chosen because it looked like

69:07there were

69:08more lines that were coming up into the top

69:10i didn't get why those particular ones were

69:13chosen

69:14over other ones that might have been chosen

69:16right keisha there's a lot of tough

69:18deliberations

69:19i think there's there's a clearer story

69:21maybe it's on the screen right now it's

69:24emphasizing

69:25the right story i think that's what's done

69:27yeah exactly and if you're voting for lisa

69:31vote so hard very difficult and you can

69:34vote for sam with ivy get your votes in

69:36people

69:37now everyone make sure to vote and do it

69:41now hurry up because the voting ends in

69:44five

69:44okay you're not gonna imagine being in the

69:47uk typing that number now

69:49it's time to tally up the final votes okay

69:54well now it is my pleasure to be

69:57joined by lorissa amarosa who is the new

69:59head of community here welcome to iron biz

70:04thank you i am so delighted to be here

70:07thank you so much for having me it is great

70:10to have you with

70:11us now this is not your first job at table

70:13au is it running the community you've been

70:15here a while

70:16so tell us where where have you been behind

70:18the scenes and what has made you make this

70:21jump over

70:21to community well i've been with tableau

70:24for just about eight years i've been

70:26involved in many

70:27different facets of our efforts here at

70:30tableau but one thing has always held

70:33constant for me

70:34and that's thinking about how we can bring

70:36the voice of the customers and the

70:38community central

70:38to everything that we do um the community

70:42in my opinion is really the heart and the

70:45soul of

70:45tableau it's been a passion area of mine

70:49since day one so something that i always

70:52wanted to be closer

70:53to there's three endings and they're

70:55related to our votes as well uh you know

70:57head of community we

70:59vote for 10 percent of the weight of the

71:03total votes hopefully people watching this

71:04have uh been

71:04inspired about i'm visiting and learning a

71:06lot about the time it's always a close call

71:07as max

71:08says they come away from this thinking i

71:10want more including a tie two years ago has

71:13been a tie yeah

71:14they can do that use twitter votes i don't

71:16know how that worked oh i think join a user

71:18group get

71:19to know others within the community

71:21participate in the forums the amount of

71:23conversation that

71:24happens there help and support exactly the

71:26audience always understands it it's always

71:28very

71:28curious you prefer to kind of keep within

71:29your own to give you some perspective when

71:31you judge the

71:32final ten conversations on twitter within

71:34like you know point one of each other

71:36absolutely great stuff

71:37call to actions user groups it's all very

71:40forums social media it's all happening get

71:42out there with

71:43our beta fam so that's great well lorissa

71:46that is the end of our time together thank

71:48you so much for

71:49joining us today and uh let's get back to

71:52the show taha's telling us it's being

71:54calculated live right

71:56now 2021 was gonna be a special year right

72:01i've got my dj air horn ready for the

72:02incredible year

72:02and an incredible example of next year we

72:04'll have visual effects on the stream

72:06this year i figured out how ballband works

72:10judges have decided yeah and so have you

72:13the members of

72:14the community who've cast your votes so let

72:17's find out who the winner is all right okay

72:20the

72:20drum roll down in third place receiving two

72:23thousand dollars in prize money and a one

72:26thousand donation to the charity of that

72:29choice it's pretty stunning finish

72:32excellent presentation

72:34okay that leaves lisa and sam tense one of

72:41you will be winning this year's 2021 iron

72:46this

72:47championship now in second place ready to

72:51take home five thousand dollars and another

72:56two

72:56thousand dollars going to their charity it

73:00's sam congratulations

73:10you're taking home amazing amazing um

73:20oh my gosh it feels it's hard it's gonna

73:23take a while for this to sink in

73:25so good that's uh i want to thank my

73:29husband he has been so supportive and

73:32encouraging throughout

73:33this whole journey i want to thank esther

73:35my studio visitors she was amazing she gave

73:38such

73:38great feedback i think lisa also told the

73:40story very well fun person to work with so

73:43so um i

73:44want to have to thank the tableau community

73:45i have to thank data fans because they

73:48continue

73:49to inspire me every single day with

73:51everything i must have been so tight um a

73:53special shout out

73:54to sarah bartlett without her blog post

73:56about why everyone should enter iron biz i

73:58never even would

73:59have entered a feeder competition so thank

74:03you sarah um yeah thank you tableau thank

74:06you so much

74:07for this platform to just be creative and

74:09have fun with data uh so thank you thank

74:12you so much i'm so

74:13appreciative well everybody that's it so

74:16good 2021 thank you to our judges the sufiz

74:21and to our

74:22contestants for a dazzling data that was

74:24amazing i actually enjoyed that i really

74:25enjoyed that i

74:26i was a little bit nervous that i wouldn't

74:28enjoy it as much as i enjoyed last year

74:30i love the story i love the way they sort

74:33of added more about the story

74:35thank you to our diamond partners snowflake

74:38slalom and interworks for their help making

74:42this event

74:43happen amazing now head on over to your my

74:46tc21 page to see what's next on your

74:49schedule

74:50and connect with others by scheduling a

74:54great day yeah you can check out industry

74:58specific

74:59episodes later on today so long everybody

75:01keisha it's time to sail away sweet sister

75:04until next year let the data rock your

75:06world peace out everybody

75:08that was so good i absolutely love that i'm

75:16gonna say quietly oh look at that credits

75:20going

75:20nice that was me just dragging the volume

75:24button

75:24i'll get some going as well uh i should do

75:30that because it's um having had music um

75:33all the way through whatever what's

75:35everyone's thoughts um how do we how do you

75:38find that

75:38positives like what was the thing that you

75:41enjoyed most about that exactly yeah drop

75:44some things in

75:44the chat um i think for me it's it's always

75:48that middle bit that middle bit right like

75:51it's it's

75:52when you're trying to figure out what what

75:54is it building towards like you've seen the

75:56calcs being

75:56built you've seen the first couple of

75:58visits and then you're like man what are

75:59they gonna end up

76:00with and then the story always like pushes

76:03home what they've got so yeah really good i

76:07like the

76:08way um i actually like the way all three of

76:11them um thought a lot more about things

76:14that don't

76:15typically get airtime for example pradeep

76:18thinking more about um you know what's the

76:20what's the right

76:21word here diversity i guess yeah and uh

76:24presenting the data in an inclusive way um

76:27you had sam

76:28thinking more about how do i help the user

76:31um read this story better not not how do i

76:34tell the story

76:34better it's how do i help this user read

76:37the story better that was really really

76:39good and lisa um lisa

76:41actually was a really good example where

76:42she built the viz and i think she talked us

76:44through her viz

76:46in a way that everyone can learn a lot from

76:47when it comes to presenting your dashboards

76:49right

76:50and she built it and then she guided us

76:51through it in the right order in the right

76:53way to kind

76:54of set it all up same i thought so much to

76:56learn from all of them and there's there

76:58are three

76:58different ways of storytelling as well do

77:01you know swap out to the yeah sorry sorry

77:03um yeah i think

77:05each of them had different storytelling

77:07styles yeah right because you had pradeep

77:09sort of telling

77:10the story of starting at the top moving

77:11down and then back up back to the top and

77:13then down again

77:15then you had lisa's which was the

77:17traditional z format where you're working

77:19across the viz down

77:20to the bottom and then sort of finishing in

77:22that bottom right corner where she had the

77:24spotify

77:24and then you had sam going from left to

77:27white across yeah um and building the

77:30narrative and

77:31then bringing it back as well exactly um so

77:35yeah i think it was for me the design for

77:37all three of

77:38them was so good but then all clearly

77:40thought about not just the analysis and

77:43story but how

77:44can i use color padding all the different

77:47features that tav allows you to flex into

77:50exactly um to tell the story and support

77:53the narrative yeah yeah it's good i love it

77:56i've got

77:56so much to learn i've been a judge the last

77:58two years and the reason i stay a judge is

78:00because

78:00i learn when i'm judging i'm i'm

78:02downloading the workbooks i'm opening them

78:04up i'm seeing

78:04what is going on here i'm discovering weird

78:08quirks that i you think just don't work and

78:11they do and

78:11it's like yeah that's so smart i wish i

78:13thought of that um and things that you've

78:15tried in the past

78:16didn't work then and you realize oh they

78:18now work hey i actually encourage all the

78:21all the

78:21viewers right over everyone else sort of

78:23sticking around like go do go download

78:25other people's

78:26visualizations this is why you should

78:28always do it in public exactly because it

78:30allows you to um

78:32do you know that t-shirt was removed from

78:33the store yeah this is why it's exclusive

78:36and it

78:37was brought back for one year only um but

78:40not being pc for not being pc but yeah no

78:44it's it's

78:44tablo public is the best way i think we

78:46there was someone who was watching our

78:48session

78:48possibly this morning uk time in the emia

78:52time zone uh who was saying like i learned

78:55tablo in a weird way which is i download

78:57other people's work and say like right can

78:59i rebuild

79:00this exactly so no that's not a weird way

79:02that's that's such a good way to learn that

79:04's way so

79:05if i grab sam's viz here yeah um and uh in

79:09case why not just edit edit a copy in the

79:13browser

79:13oh god you're making me sign in i have to

79:15do this in another window so you don't all

79:17see my well

79:19the last pass remembered it so you didn't

79:20see it anyway um so here we go and i think

79:24i have to go

79:24to the bottom of this to do this nice at

79:27the top make a copy i didn't see that hold

79:29on this is the

79:31problem with the full screen of is make a

79:33copy there we go i thought you could just

79:35edit it and

79:36then save a copy maybe they changed that no

79:40so you're thinking of server right oh yeah

79:43enterprise

79:44fanboy here we go so we're in sam's viz his

79:49iron vis entry um i am going to try

79:51something here to

79:53see if i can make this smaller so we can

79:54get more of it on screen i appreciate you

79:56probably can't

79:57see this whole entire interface but um

80:00nonetheless um ryan's tweeting there you go

80:02yeah perfect okay

80:04so if you scroll down you can see there are

80:06individual sheets on the left hand side and

80:09what i always recommend you do when you

80:11sort of tear down a vis is you look at the

80:13sheets first

80:13don't go sort of gallivanting um on the

80:15dashboard because sometimes they're layout

80:17containers

80:18that are set up in a specific way and if it

80:20's floating this is really not going to help

80:22you so

80:23first uh select the sheet on the left and

80:25you'll see that it highlights it here so

80:27you can see the

80:28first one here is that one yeah marvel

80:29stock is the first on the left and so these

80:32are the three

80:32visits and that's how you sort of start

80:34your analysis ask yourself is there

80:35something in

80:36these three visits that you'd really like

80:38to understand get the better off so um let

80:40's go

80:40to this one here if i click into it let's

80:42figure out how the area under the chart is

80:45shaded exactly

80:46so now we're in here and we can see a

80:47couple of things you've got the disney

80:50color which is this

80:51pink color and the true color and then you

80:53've also got this white area here i don't

80:55know how that's

80:56working but i think it might be to do with

80:58this particular line chart the other thing

81:00is to look

81:00at columns and rows so you can see that the

81:03year is there twice and we can see the sum

81:05of n prices

81:06on rows and then on the marks pane you've

81:08obviously got the general marks pane you've

81:11got the marks

81:12pane for the year and then the marks pane

81:14for the year again and so the second marks

81:17pane here has

81:18something called null highlight so what i

81:20tend to do is i go and remove that to see

81:22what breaks so

81:24let's go remove the second one and uh in

81:26this particular case what happens is that

81:29the line

81:29disappears so what sam has done here is he

81:32's essentially built an area chart in this

81:34first one

81:35then he's built a line chart and overlaid

81:38it on top to give it this effect which i go

81:41which he

81:41gives it the pop yeah exactly exactly so

81:43that's how he's done it it's not like an

81:44arrow chart with

81:45a line border it's actually two charts a

81:47line chart and an area chart and then that

81:49instantly

81:50lets me know how he's done this white

81:52section because essentially there isn't any

81:53data there

81:54right yeah so the null highlight is really

81:55interesting right because if you take that

81:57off

81:57the detail shelf yeah um from the yeah

82:00exactly if i take it out the shelf

82:02disappears and all together

82:04so no no oh no sorry because the measure is

82:07still there yeah because if you go to undo

82:10that and go

82:10to all um and then bring back take off the

82:13null highlight here the thing that will

82:16break here is

82:17i think oh i was expecting the the line to

82:20break because i thought that was what's

82:22driving the line

82:24it's if you remove it off all it's only in

82:26all because it's in one of these two in

82:29both of them

82:29no it's been both of them as well which is

82:32why i was intrigued to see whether it broke

82:34the

82:34reference line no it doesn't break the

82:36reference line so what is it might just be

82:39there as an

82:39artifact from building possibly yeah yeah

82:42right and to do something yeah yeah when

82:45you're building

82:46sometimes you you sort of leave stuff in

82:48there that you forgot to take out this is i

82:50think a

82:50good example if i remove that the chart

82:53doesn't change go back to the main

82:55dashboard and yeah it

82:56works just as expected maybe i don't know

82:58that oh there you go alex is saying that

83:00null highlight

83:01avoids the highlight on action did not know

83:04that oh i see i see i see so by putting it

83:07on e okay

83:08that is smart right it's very smart i like

83:10it there you go learning something new

83:13every day

83:13and this is why you want to pick a viz

83:15clearly i haven't done enough of that

83:20so that's interesting we've learned

83:21something from this one already um if i go

83:23to this one i

83:24find this interesting because he's got

83:26these sort of this looks like an

83:27unconventional chart type so

83:29let's click on it and go and have a look

83:31and see what's happening what is

83:33interesting is that the

83:34chart backgrounds are transparent okay

83:37right so in this one we click on it and it

83:40's white if i go back

83:41i think it's several charts layered on top

83:45of each other you reckon i think so so let

83:49's find

83:49our end game let's see if any of these

83:52other ones highlight this one that's the

83:55only way i can think

83:57double double click it or look at the

84:00layout in the with the collapsible

84:02containers yeah

84:03that's a good shot so if i click on that

84:06where are we floating

84:07so if it's floating let's move it there we

84:14go right so these are just the dots okay

84:18and this

84:19is an image oh is it hahaha sneaky edit

84:25image there we go there you go that's an

84:29image so it's funny

84:30because yeah you would have thought oh like

84:33unconventional chart type uh but actually

84:35this

84:35is an image and all the viz is doing it's

84:39been placed expertly on top to tell the

84:42story keep

84:43a better interactivity as well right yeah

84:45exactly i think it will load faster how

84:48could you do this

84:49without uh using an image that's always the

84:51other question is can you do this without

84:52an image um

84:54i think what you get here is also the tool

84:56tips as well yeah well and i think i think

84:59this is only

85:00there for the tool tip right like it's it's

85:02purely there for that interaction on top of

85:04it so a good

85:06use case um to put the text in these images

85:08and have it it's not terribly sharp that's

85:11always an

85:12accessibility thing to bear in mind if you

85:14use an image um accessibility can sort of

85:17um become an

85:17issue so uh we've just done one column we

85:19're not going to do this whole entire viz no

85:21that will

85:23take so long uh because yeah i'm i'm gonna

85:26avoid this whole video yeah the second

85:29thing that's

85:30interesting here and to think about is um

85:33he's used images in here because tablo

85:35public doesn't

85:36like fonts right uh true exactly he wants

85:38to go with a certain font he wants to go

85:40for a certain

85:41font therefore has to go for um that view

85:43but you're sort of choosing form over

85:46function right

85:47right sure all my accessibility right you

85:49've always got to think of that um if i open

85:53this

85:53uh what do you reckon it's gonna be a

85:55similar vibe do you think i think this is i

85:59think this is two

86:01charts but oh no it's just oh okay all

86:05right this is a custom built chart that's

86:09got this is using

86:11map layers to the nth extreme yeah so we

86:14have this number of charts here on the left

86:18essentially what

86:19they're doing is they're using my players

86:21um to essentially as a hack and if you

86:24haven't watched

86:24my video about hacks watch it but

86:26essentially they're using my players as a

86:29hack here to layer

86:30lots of different charts on top of each

86:32other um and that's actually quite tricky

86:34to do to get these

86:35to all sit in the exact correct position is

86:39quite tricky now these lines this i can

86:42only summarize

86:43as go learn geometry because when you hover

86:47over these as well we've got charts and

86:50tooltips so not

86:51only is it an intricate sort of chart

86:53design but there's a lot going on here i

86:55don't even know where

86:56to start i think this is taking a day to

87:00pick this apart and also it's the attention

87:03to detail in

87:04this as well right exactly like you've got

87:06you've taken the bit which is the chart and

87:08you've

87:09created that chart in the top that yeah

87:12these are pro pro tooltips yeah dots on top

87:15of tooltips

87:16uh dots on top for tooltips yeah and that's

87:18just from earlier on i wonder how fast it

87:20renders when

87:21you hover on the actual public on uh tablet

87:23public i mean i'm doing this in the browser

87:26so why would

87:26it be any slower um i think you have to

87:28hover over specific ones so let me click on

87:31this window i

87:31wasn't clicking on it here we go no oh

87:34there we go it's pretty fast i'm not gonna

87:37lie to you

87:38it's pretty fun something so it's not slow

87:41uh since 2021.2 i think these have actually

87:46been

87:46fairly fast which is sad right because

87:50people have sort of like palmed or been

87:53like yeah

87:53it isn't tilted no need for that it's just

87:56too slow this is really good um i don't

87:59even know

87:59where to start with this i just i always

88:01think like how do you have the state of

88:04mind to attempt

88:05this right you can only get there by sort

88:08of chopping it into bits and uh taking each

88:12problem

88:13one at a time maybe build them three

88:15separate charts then use uh um the

88:17technique to bring

88:18them together i mean i'm sure sam sort of

88:21like sketches it out true and there's like

88:24maybe if

88:24you could do something like yeah then

88:26things in the segments yeah um but there is

88:29there is a lot

88:30of images in here i'm not going to lie to

88:32you yeah yeah which goes back to anna's

88:34question at the

88:35start of the stream how do we feel about

88:38high level of images but where there are

88:41charts they're still

88:42using some pretty advanced techniques so

88:46yeah you can't say this one is all white

88:49i think of an image backdrop again for the

88:52tooltips it definitely helps with the speed

88:55of

88:55load right i think so yeah because which is

88:59gonna be gone uh you see these these um

89:02tooltips um

89:04the whole dashboard is set on uh this pink

89:06so the dash the sheet itself is transparent

89:09so that when

89:09you put it on here it's um it's completely

89:12see-through yeah for sure interesting fun

89:16good work anyway i'm not gonna we're not

89:18gonna do this this will take us a while

89:19this is this

89:21we should do this we should actually do

89:23this uh try and reverse engineer every iron

89:26viz

89:27uh finalist that would be that would be

89:30amazing 24-hour stream i will review every

89:35iron viz

89:35as if you don't have enough videos to make

89:39mate all time all things to do you don't

89:43have a day

89:43job right your day job is i don't have a

89:45day job uh i'm not about to be a dad again

89:47i might know

89:47definitely not so i'm not gonna save this i

89:50'm gonna delete this but that's essentially

89:52how to

89:53um tear apart a viz um so yeah i think we

89:57're gonna call it there um it's been a

90:00really good stream

90:01really enjoyed it uh thank goodness we didn

90:03't have technical issues today that sets the

90:05standard high

90:06for tomorrow yeah join us again tomorrow we

90:09're going through devs on stage and you'll

90:11get like

90:12exactly the most hyped reactions i think

90:14yesterday with the keynote was kind of like

90:16yeah this is

90:16cool this is like you got a semi-level of

90:19hype and excited excitement yeah um and

90:23yeah tomorrow

90:23is just going to be like full every two

90:26minutes so alex just saying here that the a

90:30bmp background

90:31avoids the terrible rendering of graphics

90:33on public interesting all these techniques

90:36i've

90:36never heard of crazy tablets moved on since

90:39you did stuff in public but the design uh

90:43curious

90:44i'll say it's uh sadly the only way yeah

90:47all right let's call it a day thank you

90:49very much thank you

90:50for tuning in thank you for your support

90:52again tomorrow's the last day um of the

90:55live streaming

90:56we're going to be doing devs on stage or

90:58devs at desk whatever it's called um also

91:00be sure to check

91:00out our live stream from yesterday that's

91:02actually on the channel already so you can

91:04re-watch that

91:05relive the hype um minus the technical

91:07issues because it's all been edited

91:08beautifully fun fact

91:10uh ravi we found out that we couldn't have

91:12shown the customer sections anyway so it's

91:15actually a

91:15great little thing well we had problems

91:17because we wouldn't have gone in trouble so

91:20um that's all

91:21up and ready to watch um i've also done a

91:23roundup of the keynote in 20 minutes which

91:25i'll upload

91:26very shortly i was waiting until after this

91:28live stream to do that so it didn't crash

91:30um but yeah

91:31that's pretty much it we should do a

91:33podcast soon as well ravi i feel like we we

91:35've we've brushed

91:36off the cobwebs with these live streams we

91:38should yeah i feel like we should cram one

91:40in and then

91:40you can go be a dad again 2021 only podcast

91:45right yeah i review the year in table good

91:50stuff all

91:50right thank you everyone take care well i

91:56will speak soon

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