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In addition to beautiful flora, April brought with it a multitude of excellent posts on the InterWorks blog. Our authors kicked things off with some good April Fools’ fun, created a handful of interesting vizzes ranging from pinball to LA crime,  shared some invaluable Tableau tips and even hosted some notable podcasts, including one with the creators of Tableau Prep. Long story short, spring has already sprung with loads of great data content. Get up to speed below on all of our April posts and stay tuned for even more this month!

News & Events

• InterWorks Blog Roundup – March 2018
• Event Debrief – March 2018

April Fools’

• Tableau Desktop Now Available in Dothraki
• Portals for Tableau New Feature Spotlight: Cheat Codes and Easter Eggs
• InterWorks to Open New Office in Wakanda
• The Secret to Tableau Server Optimization: Kenny G

Portals for Tableau

• Portals for Tableau New Feature Spotlight: API Relay
• Portals for Tableau New Feature Spotlight: Overriding Settings by Tableau Group

Podcast Your Data!

• PYD55 – Kat Nagar And Karl Riddett – Inspire Brands
• PYD56 – Tableau Prep With Isaac Kunen And Arthur Gyldenege

Tableau Tips & Tricks

• Tableau Prep: First Impressions from a Data Engineer
• Dashboard Design Comparison: Tableau Desktop vs. Microsoft Power BI
• Questions from Tableau Training: How Can I Draw a 45-Degree Angle?

Tableau Vizzes

• Pinball Across the US
• Open Data Viz: Visiting Boston’s Historic Landmarks
• Open Data Viz: LAPD Crime Incidents by Division (2010-2017)
• An Interactive Guide to Public Toilets in Australia
• Visualising Tea Production and Consumption Around the Globe

OuterWorks

(Other interesting blogs we are reading outside of IW)

• Seeking Insights into Rare Diseases, Pfizer Scales AI Analytics Platform – Sarah Castellanos, The Wall Street Journal
• Tableau celebrates a new day for data – Elissa Fink, Tableau
• What Went Down In The May 8 Primary Elections – Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight