sometimes you get really deep into something very niche i'm always using CSVs + json to store little bits of data, but never considered why these formats (portability!) Alex and I put together this guide about when to use flat files, and when not to evidence.dev/blog/what-is-a…

all BI charts end up looking the same, but why? it's because we're normally doing the same thing - discrete dimension on X axis, continuous measure on Y

Evidence Studio allows you to deeply customize your charts - for example with a custom color palette - now available in all charts.

Sometimes you just need an icon. Evidence now supports adding icons inline in your reports docs.evidence.studio/components/icon

Love stumbling on threads where people recommend evidence - it’s been coming up more and more lately. Code-driven data viz is really clicking with data teams

Powerful feature in Evidence Studio: automatic period-over-period comparisons. These are typically a pain - complicated SQL windows, brittle joins, or table calcs nested 3 layers deep in a BI tool. Evidence Studio takes care of it for you - and shows you the math to back it up.

Now live in Evidence Studio: improved dropdown with select all option and easy usage in variables

New in Evidence: slider input, letting you filter numeric values with a simple, interactive slider for faster analysis and cleaner dashboards.