​David Cunningham:  For sure! Definitely was a lot more straightforward than I was expecting. I think that’s true of almost everything in life, experience makes us more confident, and most things aren’t actually as scary as we might make them out to be in our heads.

One of the features that I think can be challenging for a lot of Domo users are window functions, but spending a lot of time with them has let me do a lot of really cool things. Also they become especially powerful when you combine them with one of my absolute favorite features in Domo, custom summary numbers. By integrating HTML into your summary numbers and visualizations, you are able to build products that are highly customizable and dynamic. For example, you can do a period over period comparison where you make the current value larger and bold, and then have it dynamically change color based upon a set of conditions, while keeping the previous value visible, but smaller. All of this comes together to allow you to craft visually digestible and informative data visualizations.

​David Cunningham:  If you cut the onion quickly enough, you won’t cry. Overall, I think that it’s incredibly important to constantly be improving our skills and we do that through seeking new experiences. These new experiences come together to allow us to operate more efficiently and effectively: in analytics, in cooking, and in life. The best way to grow is by connecting with others. I’d never done a video like this before, and was a little nervous going in.

I’m so glad that I put myself out there, because working with John was a wonderful experience.
I highly recommend that anyone looking to learn and grow sign up for his courses.
​He’s very knowledgable, a great educator, but most importantly just a really cool Dude!