This article is part two of our custom Peakboard extensions series: Part I - The Basics Part II - Parameters and User Input Part III - Custom-made Functions Part IV - Event-triggered data sources In the first part of this series, we explained how to build a simple Peakboard extension...
Peakboard offers a lot of built-in data sources for almost every kind of modern IT interface. Even when it comes to very exotic requirements, a lot of connectivity challenges can be solved with generic data sources, like ODBC for databases or JSON for lots of different kinds of REST services....
In the first part of the series, we learned how to build the frame of a Peakboard extension. We used two classes to provide both metadata and the actual payload that is exchanged between the extension and the Peakboard application. In the second part we discussed how to form parameters...
In the first part of the series we learned how to build the frame of a Peakboard extension. We used two classes to provide both metadata and the actual payload that is exchanged between the extension and the Peakboard application. In the second part we discussed how to form parameters...