PR#4028- Added ability to drag and drop multiple files on a Create page: When you create a new project on data.world you can now select more than one file and drag it onto the create window:
For details on adding data to projects see the article Connect data to your project.
PR#4058 - More than one header row for CSV files: When a CSV file is ingested to data.world we make a determination as to how many (if any) header rows there are in the file. Now you can override this determination and manually set the number of header rows from the file metadata information:
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See our article on the data dictionary for more information.
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PR#4077 - data.world Simple Data Documentation Editor (Simple Editor) released: The Simple Editor is now the default editor for project summaries and insights and dataset summaries in data.world. Now you can:
Embed assets in many formats from a variety of sources
Find assets through autofill suggestions
Use drag and drop to embed
Either embed or link assets
Insert code blocks and checklists
Use standard Markdown shortcuts
Switch between Markdown and the Simple Editor
See the article Using the simple editor for detailed information and instruction.
PR#4098 - Modified TTL results on SPARQL queries: TTL results from SPARQL queries now contain line numbers and syntax coloration:
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As with SQL queries, the number of TTL results from SPARQL queries is limited (the first 10,000 rows for SQL and the first 1,000 rows for SPARQL):
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If you want to know about querying with SPARQL see our SPARQL tutorial.
PR#4105 - Added statistics to query column modals: Results of a SQL query now include column statistics. Previously column metadata was only available in a full table view:
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Additional information about using column modals is in our article
PR#4102 - Fixed bug with Cmd+s on a query: The CMD+s keyboard shortcut was failing to save the query if the user clicked the 'Run query' button immediately before selecting CMD+s.
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PR#3998 New category page for “My Integrations” - There is a new link on the main integrations page called My Integrations:
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On the My Integrations page you can see and manage all of your enabled integrations:
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We've also added an easy way to see which integrations you have enabled from any integration page. Just look for the edit icon in the top right of the display tile:
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All your enabled integrations will have this icon and selecting it takes you to the Manage tab for that integration:
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