In this video, Documentation Manager Tig Newman gives an overview of how to create a connection from Looker to your database. For more information on this topic, check out this page in Looker's documentation: https://docs.looker.com/admin-options/tutorials/connections
5:06An overview about Looker's data modeling language (LookML), focused on how LookML allows you to write simplified and streamlined SQL queries.
3:36Using Looker's integrated development environment (IDE) to navigate and manage your project's structures via the left pane, and perform standard Git functions. Part 1 of 2.
2:50Intro to the Looker IDE, part 2 of 2. Using the LookML editor's suggestions and the quick help panel.
5:24An introduction for developers, showing how to build Explores in LookML. Walks through the basic steps to join and include data in an Explore, and shows how the Explore will appear to business users.
4:56Learn how to add dimensions and measures to a data model. Shows how dimensions and measures will appear to business users.
2:38Learn how to start building a dashboard by starting with a piece of saved content you want to add.
2:29Learn how to start building a dashboard by starting with a query you want to save.
4:08Learn how to start building a dashboard from scratch.
2:56Learn how to make temporary changes to a dashboard, to customize the information you see without making any permanent changes to the saved content.
3:24In Looker, dashboards are collections of saved tiles representing individual data queries. This video shows you what you can see and do in different parts of a dashboard.
3:16Learn how to create a new LookML project by setting up the necessary files. This is typically done by a LookML developer, and is the second of three steps to set up your project in Looker.
3:51Use multiple y-axes to optimize how your data is displayed in different types of charts.
2:03Learn how to limit the data that is displayed when your query results are returned.
1:56Learn how to specify advanced filtering conditions for a single field using the "matches (advanced)" filter option.
2:56Learn where and how you can write expressions to create custom filters for your queries.
3:41Learn how to limit the data that is displayed when your query results are returned.
3:36Learn how to save your queries as Looks so that you can return to them, and even edit them, when you want.
2:10Using table calculations to specify which data results to display in a visualization.
3:15Find previously created reports and dashboards by searching, browsing available content, or looking in folders that belong to you and other members of your organization.
