Wrap-up
1. Congratulations on completing the course
Congratulations on completing this course on AI Apps in Sigma! Let’s review what we’ve learned.2. Chapter 1 recap
In Chapter 1 we learned how AI Apps are designed to integrate user input and to trigger action-based workflows. We covered one of the most important building blocks for apps, the linked input table. We learned to create linked input tables that display warehouse data side-by-side with user inputs. We also learned to govern the types of data entered into linked input tables and how to control when linked input tables can be edited.3. Chapter 2 recap
In Chapter 2 we learned to enrich apps with modals and action sequences. Modals helped us create focused pop-up windows in our app to show users additional information or accept further input. Action sequences helped us trigger a variety of effects when users clicked buttons or tables in our app.4. Chapter 3 recap
In Chapter 3 we covered popovers, a type of UI element used for hiding filter menus or contextual information in an app. We also learned about a variety of ways to add aesthetic and organizational appeal to AI apps, such as navigational buttons, dividers and tabbed containers.5. Congratulations!
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