Weโve just released a new BabelViz update.
BabelViz now supports automatic translation of parameter and filter values directly with the core translator.
This feature is opt-in and can be enabled per dashboard, meaning no more Parameter Action workarounds.
Data Points Translations in now in general availability (GA)!
BabelViz can now translate data points in Tableau dashboards without modifying the database! Hereโs why this is a game-changer ๐
This isnโt your typical cafรฉ (the type that sells aรงaรญ bowls and all gluten free pastries) but the owner just told me they sell way more matcha than coffee, by a huge margin. ๐คฏ
Want to translate data points in your Tableau dashboards without modifying the underlying data in your database? We've got you covered! ๐ Check out our magical 2025 roadmap update ๐ช
A big thank you to our partners and early testers for their valuable feedback!
Exciting Progress on Data Points Translations!
We're happy to share a major milestone in our roadmap: Translating data points, not just labels or captions, has been a key feature we've been working hard to solve, and weโre proud to share our progress.
BabelViz live on Product Hunt today, since it's not a consumer product, the appeal is more niche, so any support on PH would be greatly appreciated ๐.
BabelViz just went live on Product Hunt today ๐. Itโs a Tableau dashboard extension that translates dashboards into 200+ languages automatically, saving a lot of time and effort.
Heads up, Tableau community!
BabelViz is launching on Product Hunt next week. Need to translate Tableau dashboards automatically? You may find BabelViz useful.
Translating-into-over-200-languages-automatically type of useful ๐
https://t.co/vSng6C5MdQ
Fine, itโs Chelsea after all. But for me this is the eptome of no one goes to the office on Fridays any longer. Massive queue of women in their 30s-50s waiting to get into a samples sale.
A man just knocked on my front door and asked if I had dropped a pile of money outside. Told him I didnโt through the door. Then saw through window him picking up the pile and leaving. ๐ It wasnโt a break-in attempt, the dude really found a pile of dough outside my front door.
Today in "Weird open source stuff":
I got a strangely passive aggressive email from @NASA.
I mean, I love you @NASA, and it's a real honour that you're using @pydantic, but why on earth are you (presumably) paying @KPMG lots of money to ask unimaginably dumb and uninformative questions of open source projects?
Pulled together a quick write-up on my project @goodbyemail during lunch!
Head over to my personal site to see why I can't stop talking about cleaning up your inbox securelyโno OAuth tokens or email credentials needed.
https://t.co/odlraCHlaj
The levels of an indie founder (in no order):
- I'll build a small saas tool
- Add MRR goal to X bio
- Tweet a picture of my Stripe revenue
- Get annoyed at competitors
- Post on reddit, get slaughtered, return to lurking
- I'll build a directory site
- I'll write a pdf book
- I'll sell templates
- I'll make a course
- I'll sell one of my products for $10k
- Put 'acquired' in X bio
- I'll start a newsletter
- I'll start a podcast
- I'll do lifetime pricing
- I'll say monthly revenue is MRR
repeat until the acquisitions get bigger
then;
I'll buy other indie-businesses and do micro-PE!
disclaimer: I did most of these things, not in that order, and no saas (coz cant code).
it's easy to look at public $1k MRR wins as small but remembering that we all went through that if we ended up with something big too. I'm guilty of that