Earlier this year, the Vega Chart component was added to Unqork’s Vega runtime and feature suite.
For our November Power Up Challenge, Creators are encouraged to get hands-on with the Vega Chart component (using a Vega runtime module) and explore creative use cases.
- In particular, you are encouraged to explore use cases for each of the three chart styles, as well as advanced display and styling settings to effectively communicate the data in the chart.
- Past community questions we’ve received on the Centauri version of the Chart component may be good inspiration
- Use as many Vega Chart components in your module as you have creative use cases for; the goal is for you to fully explore what is possible so that you can effectively configure this component for any future requirements you encounter.
- Bonus points may be awarded for creativity and thoroughness of the use cases your POC demonstrates.
This is a simple, effective way to learn about a specific Unqork feature and share your knowledge with the community. Think of it as a mini-hackathon that's designed to help you explore new functionality at your own pace.
How It Works
Power Up Challenges are simple and straightforward.
- Explore: Check out the documentation for the Vega Chart component and past community questions.
- Build: Create a simple proof of concept (POC) module using this component (see above for guidance)
- Vega runtime modules only; points will not be awarded for Centauri modules.
- UDesigner IDE is encouraged as well; increase your familiarity and provide your feedback.
- Share: Post your POC on this thread with an explanation of your use case and configuration. (More details on the thread.)
The challenge is open throughout the month of November, so you can fit it in when you have time.
Why Participate?
- Upskill: Deepen your understanding of Unqork by exploring the latest enhancements and gain skills that are immediately applicable to your work.
- Contribute: Help build a rich, on-demand knowledge base of POC examples for the entire community to learn from.
- Points and Recognition: All participants will earn at least 50 points and the "Power Up" challenge badge.
- Additional points may be awarded based on the quality of your POC and use case description.
- Points add up to help you earn various types of recognition.
