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Let us start by downloading the latest Tableau Extension API from the GitHub. Note that this course was built using version 1.3.0

We will prepare our data source for our Sunburst chart by taking into account the Data Densification technique. We will also go into how we can make this as flexible as possible, especially as we may want to use this in our production dashboards.

We have covered a lot of grounds and have learned some of the available core techniques that we require to build bespoke data visualisations. So let us review.

Check out the following tutorials for you to get through. Given you have come all this way and completed the course, you will be in a better place to understand how these bespoke data visualisations work, and hopefully, they will spark off your imagination.

In this lecture, we are going to look into the technique of Data Densification; this technique allows us to take two points and create additional points between for manipulation, so in essence, making our data more dense.

We will talk about the nature of bespoke data visualisations, what they are, and how we can achieve these in Tableau.

At this point we have installed various applications, tools and packages. In the next section, we will be putting this to work and developing our first Tableau Extension.

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The final step is choose and sketch out our bespoke data visualisation; this will give us our basis for our Tableau design and build using the techniques we have learned so far.

We will talk about the reasons for learning more about bespoke data visualisations and how, through learning about bespoke data visualisations, you will improve your Tableau dashboarding skills.