Get started with LeapView
Use this learning path to go from a new LeapView installation to a validated dashboard change. It keeps setup, the guided lesson, and the underlying project model separate so that each page can serve one purpose well.
Choose your starting point
- Start with Installation if LeapView is not running yet. It covers both the public image and a source checkout.
- Continue with Build your first dashboard for the guided learning experience. You will run the sample Sales workspace, trace its resources, change a semantic metric and dashboard note, validate the project, deploy it locally, and verify the result.
- Read Project structure when you are ready to understand how project-global and workspace-scoped resources fit together.
The first-dashboard tutorial uses a source checkout because the lesson includes editing the repository project. If you only want to evaluate the running product, use the public-image path in the installation guide. Its explicitly disposable synthetic workspace is deployed by evaluation mode; the source-authoring showcase is not pre-deployed in the normal server image.
What you will learn
By the end of the tutorial, you will have practiced the complete local authoring loop:
- Establish a known-good sample dashboard.
- Trace presentation fields back to their semantic definitions.
- Make a small change without breaking stable resource identities.
- Validate and review the project plan.
- Deploy to the development target and verify interactive behavior.
The tutorial optimizes for a successful first experience. After completing it, use the task-oriented Build dashboards guides for real project work and Reference for exact resource fields, CLI flags, API operations, and visual contracts.
Explore by goal
- To connect your own data, follow Connect a data source.
- To understand ownership and deployment scope, read Projects, workspaces, and environments.
- To evaluate available charts and tables, browse Visual types.
- To automate delivery, start with Validate, plan, and deploy.
The project source and issue tracker are available on GitHub.