Replacing Qlikview with an Opensource solution?

Question

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Colleagues, hello!

I am looking for the possibility of replacing Qlikview with something open-source, not under sanctions.
At the current moment, something free is desirable so that you can try it without payment and restrictions.
I found Apache Superset as a visual part.
And what do you recommend in modern realities for data preparation, i.e. take from different sources, combine and give Apache superset already in finished form?
Data sources are mainly MSSQL (possibly other DBMS) and csv.

Thank you very much for your help.

Answer 1

You are importing css into scss. Accordingly, the standard css import works, but these css files are not nearby. The code of imported files during css import is not included in the compiled file.

Answer 2

Try not to specify the path

Answer 3

And in the path "../scss/index" it is not necessary to specify the file extension .scss ?

Answer 4

Hmm, you're not compiling sass on a server, are you?
I do everything through prepros (or koala - it's free) - all sass is compiled and minified locally, and only then I upload the compiled file to the server.
Pluses for you - you immediately see errors in the code, the compiler will give an error if you have a file not connected correctly or an error in the code.
And by the way, it compiles everything in the background, very convenient. I recommend to try :)

Answer 5

Google Data Studio