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In this second post, we'll discuss all the other issues that came up when it was time to bundle up and release the software—Tableau Server on Linux.

In this first post, we'll cover the timeline and the nitty gritty details of getting the code to run on Linux; the second discusses some of the design choices we made along the way.

Learn how a more collaborative approach to data can drive greater innovations in government programs and services.

Tableau developers are sharing their code branching journey—from one to many to one.

Want to optimize your AWS cloud spend? We created a simple workflow to track cost and usage in Tableau.

Learn sources and tips on how to find the perfect dataset for your next data visualization project.

Tableau Research is the industrial research team at Tableau and they've begun a technical note system to provide context around their research exploration. Learn about how the Research team applied two techniques to approach the complex problem of parsing dates and their various formats. One technique focused on pattern recognition while the other focused on natural language grammar rules.

We’re excited to announce that we’re bringing our developer voice to the public with Tableau’s brand-new Engineering Blog!

How can the Connectivity Team help every customer see their data? Learn how we develop connectors that let you query and extract data from a variety of data sources.

In celebration of Black History Month, we're taking a closer look at how Du Bois’s visualizations for the Paris Exposition were innovative.

Our team breaks down what natural language processing is and its impact on business intelligence.