First, we started with gzip compression to make the assets as small as possible.

This has led to a variety of improvements with iframe speed: For that reason, we have been obsessing over speed. Loading quickly becomes an even greater priority when the lag between the host page loading and the embedded content loading becomes the focus of the viewer’s attention. Now embed works reliably on large screens, mobile browsers, and dedicated mobile apps. We also added a way to dynamically resize the iframe with postmessage to avoid scroll traps. It pushed us to move beyond dynamically reformatting the layout to a vertical stack of Cards with the addition of the Mobile layout edit capabilities. Only a month after we built it, the functionality was really put to the test with the Domo Covid Tracker. Responsive design started as a quick test for a prospect that wanted to embed Dashboards in the Salesforce mobile app. Adapting responsively across device types For the few chart types that Domo does not already support, JavaScript can simply be pasted in-line and details can be edited in the context of the greater layout to avoid having to build everything from scratch.

Visualization flexibility is higher than ever with Domo Data Experience (DDX) apps. You can see this continuing to develop as we add Page filters and Page exports. Fortunately, Embed already had quite a head start here since it has a more direct path to inheriting the experience directly from the instance where it was created. The appearance can be customized through the custom layouts, background colors, images, and fonts that you have already used to push the capabilities of Publish to new heights. After we earn your trust ( ), the following design options have been our guiding principles as we have expanded beyond embedded cards, dashboards, apps, and even the entire power of the platform. Even the most sensitive finance, healthcare, and government organizations trust our identity integrations ( ), data access policies ( ), and server-side filters ( ).Įnsuring that external users only ever see the data and content you approve is our primary commitment. That is only relevant when an iframe points to a random third-party site where the embedder has no control over the content nor relationship with the other property.ĭomo Everywhere iframes are safe because you have total control over all content and because we have a secure relationship across systems.

Maintaining compatibility across browsers.ĭespite the flexibility in each of these design areas, some customers still struggle with a lingering fear that iframes are somehow unsafe.

Adapting responsively across device types.

Over the years, the main reasons some have preferred to use JavaScript in embed instead of iframes have been: The use of JavaScript vs iframe for embed is a fair concern.

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