New features coming in Tableau 2022.2 - All products

0:00Hey, it's Tim here and today's video 22.2

0:02is nearly out.

0:03So we're going to go through the coming

0:04soon page

0:05to find out what's new in Tableau.

0:06Let's get stuck in.

0:07Here we are, we're in the coming soon page.

0:09This is what I'm going to go through.

0:10We're just going to do a very quick run

0:12through

0:12of what's new in 22.2.

0:15I'm assuming it's 22.2.

0:16There's no sort of official tag here

0:19saying they will come out in this release.

0:20And sometimes things do fall out of this

0:22release,

0:23but right from the top, let's have a quick

0:26run through here.

0:26So we've got the data stories feature.

0:28This was demo.conference.

0:30Autosave for Workbooks.

0:31I assume this is Workbooks built in WebEdit

0:35.

0:35I don't think this is in desktop,

0:37but maybe we'll find out soon.

0:38The in product exchange.

0:39This is essentially an extension of the

0:42extension gallery,

0:42which was already in product.

0:44Now this is bringing the whole exchange,

0:46including templates, the accelerators,

0:49and a bunch of connectors all into the

0:51exchange.

0:51So you don't have to head to a webpage

0:53to download a file to work with them.

0:55So that should be sort of cool.

0:57Metrics continues to get enhancements.

0:59This is actually one of my favorite parts

1:00of Tableau

1:01because it's quite focused.

1:02It's really refined.

1:03And what I like is the limitations.

1:05You have to sort of work within a set of

1:06parameters.

1:07I don't like that you have to have a Work

1:09book

1:09that they're connected to.

1:10I would love this just to be attached to a

1:12data source,

1:13but nonetheless, the best experience of

1:15this

1:15actually comes from mobile.

1:17And so what these improvements do,

1:19bring the desktop experience closer

1:21to what we're used to on mobile,

1:22and in some places go even further.

1:24So I think that's going to be a really nice

1:25thing to see.

1:26And we'll obviously have a play with that

1:28when it comes out very soon.

1:30Improved quick search.

1:32Search functionalities were enhanced in the

1:34last release.

1:35In this release, they just keep on getting

1:37better.

1:37So that's to be expected.

1:39It's actually a common theme with lots of

1:40Tableau releases.

1:41They sort of do incremental releases to

1:44sort of feature sets

1:45so that they come across multiple versions

1:48rather than just one.

1:49Wildcard union enhancements.

1:51The specific change here is you can now

1:53look inside

1:53of a folder and filter based on certain

1:56attributes

1:56of the name, creation time, last modified

1:58time,

1:59last access time and size.

2:01These are going to be really nice

2:02enhancements.

2:03In a way, this makes this work

2:04the way it should have worked all along.

2:06So this has probably come through lots of

2:08feedback

2:09from the community asking for things that

2:10they've seen

2:11in other tools like Autrix as well.

2:13So that's a really nice to see.

2:15The next one is an enhancement to prep

2:17again.

2:18This one is column ordering.

2:19So you can change the order in which

2:21columns

2:21leave the data source, not leave the data

2:23source,

2:23the order in which columns are ordered

2:26when you export the files as CSV, databases

2:29, all of that.

2:30You can change the order.

2:31That wasn't the case before.

2:33You had to sort of work with the order you

2:35had.

2:35So this is nice.

2:36You can reorder things and kind of get this

2:39just looking the way you want, which is

2:40kind of good.

2:41So the next thing is embed web authoring.

2:43So you can already embed dashboards

2:47into web pages and portals.

2:49Now you can embed the authoring experience.

2:51So you can give people the ability to edit

2:53from data sources in an embedded setup.

2:56So that's actually quite nice

2:57'cause you're building people the ability

2:58to,

2:59you're giving people the ability to build,

3:01not just consume.

3:02The embedding API has been enhanced,

3:04I think to match this as well.

3:05So the embedding API has sort of been

3:08improved

3:09to meet some of the functionalities that we

3:11're seeing

3:11in this whole new sort of embed slash web

3:14first mentality

3:15that Tableau had been pushing over the last

3:17few years.

3:17I think this is also to enhance technology

3:19such as Tableau Cloud as well.

3:21Tableau Cloud being the new Tableau,

3:23the new name for Tableau Online.

3:26But nonetheless, you've got a bunch of new

3:27things in the API,

3:28the ability to create custom menus and menu

3:30items,

3:31embed web authoring, additional support for

3:33Tableau events

3:34and filtering, support for Tableau

3:36parameters

3:37and view export and much more.

3:39There'll be lots of small things that

3:40really,

3:40unless you're a developer,

3:42you're not gonna notice these things.

3:43As a user, they should just be, you know,

3:45part of the Tableau experience that you're

3:47already used to.

3:49New product language in Canada,

3:51French Canada to be specific.

3:52So that's always nice when Tableau adds a

3:54new language.

3:55It's quite a lot of work to sort of local

3:56ize

3:56a piece of technology.

3:57It's actually a lot sort of more difficult

4:00than you think

4:00because some of the translations have to be

4:03done

4:03in such a way that makes the product menus

4:06and descriptions make sense in those

4:09languages.

4:09A new connector for OneDrive and SharePoint

4:12.

4:12And this is gonna support specific files

4:15that are shared with you as well.

4:16So previously, I don't think you could

4:18access OneDrive files

4:20that were shared with you

4:22and SharePoint document libraries as well.

4:24I think that's an enhancement.

4:25You could have done that before,

4:27but this I think is enhancement.

4:28So we'll see that.

4:30I like this feature.

4:31Give users, authors, the ability to enable

4:35consumers

4:36to add filters of their own.

4:38So this allows the author to put a

4:39dashboard object,

4:40which is called add filters.

4:42Then when the consumer looks at the

4:43dashboard,

4:44they can add their own filters that suit

4:46them.

4:46This is great because so often authors add

4:49100 filters

4:50to a dashboard and then people will ask,

4:52oh, but can I have this one?

4:53And then someone else will ask, can they

4:55have another two?

4:55And before you know it, you've got 10

4:57filters

4:57because everyone asks for a slightly

4:59different set

5:00'cause they like to cut the data up in

5:01different ways.

5:02This will hopefully reduce that request

5:04and just allow people to save their own

5:06custom sets.

5:07Hopefully this integrates with custom views

5:09in the way that I think it should.

5:10So the ability to remember which filters

5:12you've used

5:13and then save those in your custom view

5:15of that particular thing.

5:16Improvements to ask data.

5:19This is actually not something I was

5:20expecting.

5:21So we continue to extend the availability

5:23of ask data.

5:23Adding our state to dashboard is now

5:25smoother than ever,

5:26supported end to end in Tableau desktop.

5:29Okay, great.

5:29So this is essentially the support for ask

5:33data in desktop.

5:34I think previously it had to be done

5:36through web edit.

5:37This actually allows you to fully do

5:38everything in desktop.

5:40So that's a nice thing.

5:41I think previously I thought this was a bug

5:43that you couldn't do it in desktop,

5:44but actually it turns out it's a feature

5:46and now it is a feature.

5:48So that's good to know.

5:50I just been reporting it as a bug, which is

5:52kind of funny.

5:53Lenses meet the catalog.

5:54So lenses will now I think surface in the

5:57catalog

5:57and you can, Tableau catalog gives you full

6:00visibility

6:00into your datasets.

6:01Now you can see and monitor your nearest

6:03content type,

6:04ask data lenses.

6:06So yeah, you get full visibility

6:07of how lenses are being used there, which

6:09is kind of nice.

6:10Web formatting.

6:11Formatting is actually one of the toughest

6:14parts

6:14of the web ordering experience

6:15'cause it's not one-to-one match

6:17with what we used to in desktop.

6:19The other thing is that Tableau are re

6:20thinking

6:21the way formatting is done on web edit

6:22versus desktop.

6:23And so as they do that,

6:25you do find that the desktop enhancements

6:27also come through as well.

6:28So some of the things we're seeing change

6:31are also changing in desktop,

6:32which kind of brings everything to this

6:34unified experience,

6:35which I think is important, but it's taking

6:37a while.

6:37And so every time there's a formatting

6:39enhancement,

6:40it's just really, really good to see

6:41that they are still pushing forward with

6:43that.

6:43This time we've got the ability to format

6:46analytical lines,

6:47borders and dividers and access more

6:49actions

6:50on stories as well.

6:50So again, I will go through this in way

6:52more depth

6:53once it's officially out

6:54and we can actually play with it in real.

6:56The pre-release is pretty much closed.

6:58So that means in the next week or two,

7:00we should have the new release ready to go.

7:02Workbook Optimizer, again, a new edition

7:04from the previous release has got five

7:07additional tests.

7:08So to continue helping you optimize the

7:10consumption

7:11experience of your dashboards, Workbook

7:13Optimizer

7:14has new best practices available

7:17that automatically provide more suggestions

7:18to make your workbook run fast and smooth

7:21in Tableau Cloud and Tableau Desktop.

7:24So that will be interesting to see

7:25what those new five tests are.

7:27I think there's many, many more

7:29and it's always interesting what they

7:30prioritize.

7:31Same.

7:32Additional encryption in Tableau Mobile.

7:34Tableau Mobile has added another layer of

7:36encryption

7:36for files stored by the app, making even

7:38more secure.

7:39That's perfect.

7:40Offline access to support the start page

7:43and collections.

7:44So I think this means that on Tableau

7:46Mobile,

7:47the start page and the collections

7:49will be kept for offline access.

7:51So what's interesting is,

7:54I wonder if this means everything in the

7:55collection

7:56or just the specific view of the collection

7:58.

7:58So views, workbooks and metrics and start

8:01pages

8:01and favorites of collections are locally

8:03cached.

8:03Yeah.

8:04So everything in the collection gets

8:05locally cached.

8:06That's handy, especially if stuff gets

8:08shared with you

8:09to a collection that will allow mobile

8:13devices

8:13to be a little bit more practical

8:15and also enable people who manage projects

8:19to I think enable their sales teams.

8:21'Cause sometimes you're not always gonna be

8:22in the office

8:23for these things to happen.

8:24So what could happen is you have an author

8:26who creates a collection and invites a

8:29bunch of people

8:29to the collection.

8:31Those people on their mobile devices,

8:33just while using Tableau and other places

8:35are quietly caching the information in the

8:37background

8:38and then they might then see the email and

8:40say,

8:40"Hey, you have access to this dashboard

8:42while on the go."

8:43And lo and behold, it's actually pre-cached

8:45everything

8:45in the collection that they have access to.

8:46So that's pretty good.

8:48I like that.

8:49That's a nice touch.

8:50Connected apps for Tableau Cloud.

8:52Tableau Cloud is the new name for Tableau

8:55Online.

8:55And here we're just basically enabling

8:57connected apps,

8:57which was something that was previously

8:59released.

9:00So enables Tableau Cloud customers to use

9:02external IDPs

9:03to build trust relationship

9:04between the applications and Tableau.

9:06This allows end users to seamlessly access

9:09embedded analytics

9:10without in-frame authentication

9:12and allows the application to program

9:14matically access

9:15the Tableau REST API.

9:17Nice.

9:18Revision history for virtual connections.

9:21Oh, that's nice.

9:22So as you change virtual connections,

9:23you're now going to be able to see a

9:24revision history.

9:25I wonder if you can revert

9:27because one of the things with the revision

9:28history

9:29that I've had quibbles with is that in some

9:31cases

9:31you can't revert in a meaningful way.

9:33So that would be great to see if the revert

9:37capabilities

9:38are actually what people would expect.

9:42In/out visualization for policy testing.

9:45Oh, this is interesting.

9:46This is new.

9:47Oh, hello.

9:48This is a policy.

9:49Policy authors can test the impact of

9:51policies

9:52within virtual connections

9:53by quickly identifying data domains that

9:56are visible

9:56or hidden after applying a policy to a

9:59column.

9:59Right.

10:01Okay.

10:02I have to read this again.

10:04In/out visualization for policy testing.

10:08Right, right.

10:09So this is, okay, let's rephrase this.

10:11We're giving you a better way of seeing

10:13the impact of your policies.

10:14That's what this actually means.

10:16So policy authors can test the impact of

10:18policies.

10:18So they can take that policies

10:20and they can test the impact on virtual

10:23connections,

10:23identifying data domains that are visible

10:25or hidden.

10:26So it will literally show you,

10:27okay, this is hidden by a policy and that

10:29is not hidden.

10:30And so you can start working with that.

10:32That's pretty nice.

10:33That's nice 'cause one of the things with

10:35policies

10:36and any sort of security thing

10:38is just being able to see what you're doing

10:40and be sure that it's actually working as

10:42you'd expect,

10:43preview as a user and then be able to test

10:45that as well.

10:45So that's nice.

10:47Job performance data source.

10:48I think this is linked to Tableau Cloud

10:51or Tableau Online formally.

10:52Gain visibility into events and runtime

10:54information

10:55for background jobs initiated by scheduled

10:57tasks

10:58on the site.

10:59Nice.

11:00Basically, the source that tells you

11:02what jobs are running.

11:02That's nice.

11:03View acceleration improvements.

11:05You can now automatically suspend

11:07acceleration

11:08for views that are consuming unnecessary

11:10resources.

11:11Set a threshold for the number of times

11:13an acceleration task can fail per day, week

11:16or month

11:16before the acceleration is automatically

11:19suspended.

11:19So this is nice, but my issue with the

11:22acceleration

11:23is I'm yet to come across a dashboard

11:25that I can enable it on,

11:27which is why I've not done a video on that

11:28because I haven't genuinely found a data

11:31source or workbook

11:32that pushes the need for this.

11:34Now, this might be because a lot of what I

11:36do,

11:36I also think about the data that goes into

11:39the dashboard.

11:39So I end up optimizing the data well enough

11:42that the dashboard never ends up being sort

11:45of slow.

11:45And even then, I still have gone back in

11:48time

11:48and found some really old dashboards

11:49and tried to see if the view acceleration

11:51can help them.

11:52And I've not been able to enable them.

11:54It's always comes up with the error saying,

11:55look, it's not gonna work on this workbook.

11:57So there's a lot of prerequisites there.

11:59And one of the things I don't like

12:01is this feature seems quite hard to enjoy.

12:04So even if you were to get it to work,

12:06because there's just so many instances

12:08where it doesn't work,

12:09it's just not something that sits in front

12:11of mind.

12:12You want features to be these impactful

12:14things

12:14that you remember that actually do

12:16something

12:16that you kind of understand and realize

12:19and you can feel the impact.

12:20This feature doesn't seem to do it,

12:22even though it has a good intentions

12:24and it should absolutely be a game chang,

12:26but I just not seen it working in practice.

12:28So I can't speak to it.

12:30Native browser printing.

12:32This is nice.

12:33So previously when you printed something

12:36on the tablet dashboard,

12:37it would create a PDF and you could

12:40download that

12:40and then print that using a PDF dialogue.

12:43This is a native browser printing setup.

12:46So when you click print,

12:46you'll actually get the printer dialogue

12:48and then you'll be able to essentially

12:50print

12:50as you normally would through your browser.

12:52So if you're using Chrome,

12:53you'd get the Chrome printer dialogue.

12:56Explain data default setting.

12:58Default toggle to turn on explain data.

13:00So admins can enable explain data by

13:02default

13:03for all workbooks on a Tableau cloud site.

13:05So this is basically just a,

13:07I think they feel confident with explain

13:11data

13:11and now they're sort of getting ready to

13:13just turn it on.

13:14O-World for Tableau bridge,

13:17a secured authentication process without

13:19the need for,

13:21oh, this is weird.

13:23I cut off the text, I was reading this text

13:25.

13:25We strengthened the security with Tableau

13:26bridge support.

13:29You can now use OAuth as a secured

13:31authentication process,

13:32allowing you to authenticate without using

13:34credentials

13:34to enhance your data security.

13:37Perfect.

13:38Tab command 2.0 automate site

13:42administration.

13:43So tab command is the command line tool

13:45for automating site management,

13:47essentially moving folders, projects,

13:49creating users,

13:50all that kind of stuff.

13:51There's a version two of the command line

13:54tool.

13:54So this is nice.

13:55This typically means they're doing

13:58something

14:00to enable it to do more.

14:02And that's why you typically get an API

14:04change

14:04when they feel the need to sort of rewrite

14:06something.

14:06That's when you tend to see these changes.

14:08So I think in real terms,

14:09you'll have to use it to really understand

14:11the difference

14:12and then be able to sort of work with it.

14:15So that should be nice to see.

14:16Metrics roast API endpoint.

14:20So with the metrics rest API endpoint,

14:22you can now fetch metrics data within your

14:24own applications

14:25and custom development.

14:26This gives you the flexibility to format

14:28and display your metrics data within your

14:30own environments.

14:31So this is really cool.

14:33Let me translate this into plain English.

14:35What this API allows you to do is take the

14:38data

14:39from a metric and then display it in your

14:42own application,

14:43which then means you can use things like

14:44Angular or D3

14:46to visualize the metric in whatever format

14:48or way you want.

14:49Essentially, this allows you to atomize

14:52metrics

14:52across your applications and sort of use

14:55data

14:55that's stored in Tableau in a much, much

14:57more flexible way.

14:58So I think this is a really powerful

15:00addition.

15:00It's one of those things that you don't

15:01really get

15:02the value from as soon as the release goes.

15:04And you have to be in an embedded setting

15:06to actually really see this.

15:07And to be fair, you also have to have the

15:09skills

15:09and web development team to really make

15:11this feature sing.

15:12You can't just do this out of the box.

15:14You're gonna need people who know Tableau,

15:17know the REST API, and also know a bit of

15:20web development

15:20to really take the data out of metrics

15:22and do something interesting with them.

15:24What would be really nice is if the metrics

15:27capability

15:28adds different types of charts as well,

15:30'cause then that would allow you to

15:31visualize

15:32different kinds of things

15:33and tell different types of stories as well

15:36.

15:36Ask data lens API.

15:37So managing lenses across a site is now a

15:40breeze.

15:41Export curated and tested lenses from one

15:43site

15:43and import them to one or hundreds of sites

15:46at scale.

15:46Okay, so you can essentially commoditize

15:50lenses

15:51and move them around, which is nice.

15:53Transformations also let you surgically

15:55change details

15:56on import, like updating names or connected

15:59data sources,

16:00get all the information in our REST API.

16:02So this, I feel like,

16:05a lot of these actually feel like they are

16:08productionizing

16:11a lot of the enterprise capability

16:13to really work with these things at scale.

16:15I hate that phrase, at scale,

16:17'cause you add it to the end of any

16:18statement.

16:19I want to build dashboards at scale.

16:21I want to publish dashboards at scale.

16:24I want to test workbooks at scale.

16:26Everything can be done at scale.

16:29But with these APIs, these actually super

16:32important

16:32because for Tableau to be a platform,

16:35it has to enable people to work with all

16:37parts of it

16:38and let people choose what they don't want.

16:41So if I'm going to give you things like ask

16:43data or metrics,

16:45I also have to be willing to give you the

16:46tools

16:47to manage those things without having

16:49people going in

16:49and manually sort of working with them,

16:51because that allows you then to do program

16:53matic behaviors

16:54that then control these things,

16:56which actually makes them work with

16:58organizations

16:59in a way that doesn't require them to scale

17:00up BI teams

17:01and scale up sort of the investment

17:04that they've already put into the

17:05technology.

17:05So this is going to be good.

17:07Embedding allow list via REST API.

17:09So what is this?

17:10What's an allow list?

17:12Using the REST API, you can set where you

17:14want Tableau

17:15to be embedded at the site level.

17:17Site admin can allow embedding for all

17:19domains

17:20or specific domains or blocking embedding

17:22component

17:23from the site altogether.

17:24So the thing, this is more fine-grained

17:26controls

17:26about where you can embed stuff.

17:28I think that's what it is.

17:30I have to ask Andre to tell me what that

17:32actually means.

17:33Andre is sort of my go-to guy for embedding

17:38API.

17:38If it's not a Tableau dev,

17:40then it will be pretty much Andre that I go

17:42to.

17:43New search API.

17:43The search API provides a new powerful way

17:46for developers and partners to build

17:47functionality

17:48that searches across their Tableau content.

17:50The search API supports fuzzy matching on

17:52keywords,

17:52filters, multiple sorts, options, and pag

17:55ination.

17:55So this feels like an API

17:57that brings all the recent additions to

17:59search to an API.

18:01So essentially you could feed a search

18:05criteria to the API

18:06and it would return new visits.

18:08And then those visits could be presented to

18:10the user

18:10as things that they can use alongside their

18:13permissions

18:13and so on and so forth.

18:14So you could actually allow people to

18:16search for things

18:17just using a standard sort of browser

18:20experience

18:20without ever looking at Tableau

18:22and essentially feed them back information,

18:24whether it's a metric, a dashboard, an

18:27editing experience,

18:28you could give them all of that in response

18:29to that.

18:30So that sounds really nice.

18:32Yeah, so that'll be good to see.

18:35Scope-based access to the race API.

18:37So customers can have the external client

18:39applications

18:40establish authenticated user sessions

18:43with specific OAuth access scopes.

18:45It just needs a comma.

18:47Let's try that again.

18:48Customers can have the external client

18:50applications

18:50established authenticated user sessions

18:52with specific OAuth access scopes through

18:55JSON web token

18:57verified by connected apps.

18:59That just sounds like one of the biggest

19:02dev sentences

19:04I've ever read and my mind is just blown.

19:06I just, I don't know what that just said.

19:10Let me try again.

19:11Customers can have their external client

19:13applications

19:14established authenticated user sessions

19:17with specific OAuth access scopes through

19:20JSON web token

19:21verified by connected apps.

19:23I'm still being here, I don't know.

19:26With a valid user session,

19:27the client application can access,

19:29oh, this needs a bit of a grammar check.

19:34So can have access to rest APIs on behalf

19:37of the user

19:38as long as the required scopes of the

19:40called endpoints

19:41are included in the access token.

19:4370 plus APIs.

19:45(laughs)

19:46Buried the lead there.

19:4770 plus APIs are relatable in this release.

19:5170 APIs that do what?

19:52I didn't even know there was 70 plus APIs.

19:55That makes no sense.

19:56There are not 70 APIs.

19:59Are there?

19:59I mean, I think there's like 20 APIs max.

20:04They're tools and APIs.

20:06Yeah, of course.

20:08Let's just double check this.

20:09One, two, three, four, five, six.

20:13We can even count these.

20:15Seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12.

20:17Yeah, there's not 70 APIs.

20:21That's crazy.

20:21Let's select all.

20:23Yeah, that's all of them.

20:26Interesting.

20:27So I don't know what they mean by 70 plus

20:28APIs.

20:29Maybe it's 70 plus API calls or something

20:32like that,

20:32or like endpoints, like specific things in

20:36APIs.

20:36But yeah, that is probably one of the

20:39toughest descriptions

20:40for a feature I've ever read.

20:43Every single word there needs a description

20:45.

20:45(laughs)

20:46If you understood that here, top marks,

20:48I will personally thank you for explaining

20:52this

20:52in the comments.

20:53If you drop the explanation for this in the

20:56comments,

20:56if you're a Tableau dev, please, if you can

20:58describe this,

20:58let me know in the comments as well,

21:00'cause that is just one big mouthful.

21:02Anyway, that's it.

21:03That's pretty much all the features in 2022

21:06.2.

21:07It feels a little light.

21:09I'm not gonna lie.

21:10It feels a little light on desktop features

21:13.

21:13A lot of this feel like quality of life

21:15changes

21:15across the platform.

21:16But generally speaking, the only real

21:19desktop feature,

21:21let's just go to desktop, is the in-product

21:25exchange,

21:26a new language, which doesn't really count,

21:28a connector for OneDrive, add filters

21:31object.

21:32Okay, that's a pretty big deal.

21:33A workbook optimizer and data stories,

21:36which I don't know how data stories didn't

21:38even feature here.

21:39I don't know if data stories

21:41is probably only web altering, that can't

21:44be right.

21:44Let's go to Tableau Cloud.

21:48You know, data stories might, that's a

21:50little bit fishy.

21:51We'll have to wait and see what actually

21:53happens with this.

21:53But I always get worried when it just says

21:56Tableau Cloud,

21:57because it might need the capability of

21:59Tableau Cloud

21:59to actually run those sort of language

22:03processing

22:04capabilities.

22:05If I go to Tableau Server,

22:07oh, there's nothing for Tableau Server.

22:08I think this page just needs updating.

22:10I don't think it's actually fully properly

22:12tagged yet.

22:13So when the actual release comes out

22:15and all this is done properly,

22:16we'll be able to sort of sift through this

22:18properly.

22:18But I think what I said still stands.

22:20Data stories, if we assume that's desktop.

22:22Autosave, if we assume that's desktop.

22:25Add filters objects, SharePoint connector,

22:27new language.

22:29And that is it.

22:31Workbook optimizer improvements as well.

22:32That's technically desktop, 'cause you run

22:35it.

22:35Well, it's desktop and web altering,

22:36but yeah, that's pretty much it.

22:39So yeah, thanks for watching.

22:41As ever, be sure to check out the videos

22:44as I do them over the next week or two.

22:47I'll sort of try and do them daily if I

22:49possibly can.

22:49And yeah, we'll try and cover a lot of the

22:51features.

22:51There's still a few features from the

22:53previous release

22:53and I just haven't had a chance to try,

22:55either because I haven't been able to

22:57or I haven't been able to get them to work.

22:59So I need to sort of close off that back

23:02catalog

23:03of content as well.

23:04So be sure to do the usual thing.

23:06Subscribe, let me know in the comments

23:07what you'd like to see.

23:08And yeah, I'll catch you soon.

23:09Thanks for watching.

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