Microstrategy, Inc.

Alejandro Olvera Velasco

Zhili Cheng

Keng-Fu Chu

Timothy Lang

Andrew Smith

Jose Manuel Nocedal De La Garza

Wei Jiang

Divya Singh

Holly Stevens

Qingru Shen

Jin Liu

Jeffrey Courcelle

Amy Dina Laresch

Qiong Wu

Xiaodi Zhong

Yung-Sheng Chen

Rujun Dai

Chuanhao Ma

Yingchun Mei

Ni Shen

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for designing custom applications. In some implementations, a system identifies a predetermined set of application elements that are available to be selectively included in a custom application. The system provides an interface for generating the custom application, wherein the interface includes features to specify each of a plurality of adjustable settings, such that input through the interface can adjust an appearance of the custom application and select which of the predetermined application features are included in the custom application. The system receives input through the interface that specifies settings for the custom application. Based on the input received through the interface, the system generates configuration data for the custom application and updates one or more records to make the custom application available to one or more client devices of one or more users.

Systems for designing custom applications

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for development and deployment of custom applications. In some implementations, configuration data that specifies a configuration of application elements is stored. A repository of modules that are used to implement the respective application elements is stored. A request from a client device over a network is received. User interface data for a view of the custom application is generated. The user interface data for the custom application is provided to the client device over the network in response to the request.

Development and deployment of custom applications

A method (and system) includes retrieving a dataset from a database creating a report including a graphical representation of the dataset, the graphical representation of the dataset including a freely positionable and scalable data container and displaying the report on a graphical user interface. The report has a free-form layout in which each container is freely positionable and is freely scalable such that a change in size and/or location of one container does not affect a size and/or location of any other container in the report.

System and method for dossier creation with free-form layout

A method (and system) includes retrieving a dataset from a database, creating a source report including a graphical representation of the dataset, the graphical representation of the dataset including a data container, displaying the report on a graphical user interface and creating a contextual link between the graphical representation of the dataset and another graphical representation of data within the report or within another separate report.

System and method for dossier creation with linking dossiers and context passing

Disclosed are methods, systems, and computer-readable medium for dynamically displaying database containers. A container including content and a minimum display size for the document may be received. The display size of the document may be monitored. A determination that the display size of the document is less than the minimum display size may be made. A visible section and a hidden section of the document may be determined based on the display size. The visible section of the document may be displayed. A scroll feature may be activated based on a hidden section size. An indication to scroll the document in a scroll direction may be received. The visible section may be updated to an updated visible section that includes at least a portion of the hidden section. The updated visible section of the document may be displayed via the display.

Systems and methods for dynamic document viewing

Disclosed are methods, systems, and computer-readable medium for dynamically displaying database containers. A display packet including a first container and a second container may be received for display via a document. A display indication including a first display requirement for the first container and a second display requirement for the second container may be received. A display size of the document may be determined. A display status may be determined based on the display size, the display status corresponding to one of being greater than a breakpoint or being less than or equal to the breakpoint. The first container and the second container may be provided to the document. A determination may be made, based on the display status and the display indication, to hide the first container and display the second container. The second container may be displayed via the document while hiding the first container.

Systems and methods for responsive container visualizations

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Falls Church, VA, United States of America

Alejandro Olvera Velasco