We are pleased to announce the latest version of the Imply Analytics Platform.This release focuses on improvements to Pivot and Tranquility as well as adding programmatic querying options to PlyQL.
Pivot now allows you to choose the preferred timezone by which to view your data.
The new date range picker aims to make selecting the desired time range as simple as possible.
Easily export the currently viewed data to a CSV file, which you can use in other tools.
Once you find an interesting segment that you want to work with, you could understand it further by looking at the raw data.
The current PlyQL release focuses on improved support for programmatic querying.Two server modes are now available: JSON over-HTTP and an experimental MySQL gateway.
You can read more about these in their blog post.
For a full list of changes please see our release notes.
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