Hi Fellow Fabricators and passionate learners, I've created a mini project in MS Fabric to demonstrate an end-to-end process. Check out the details and the GitHub link for the code. Link I hope you find it helpful in your learning journey. As promised Will, I will also integrate an ML model into this project. Feel free to explore the current version and enhance it further.

Hello everyone! I am excited to share that I passed my DP-600 exam yesterday. Special thanks to Will Needham for the support. Here are few concepts to revise before the test. - T-SQL/SQL: Object creation (e.g., view/table/procedure, etc.), Conditional expressions (COALESCE, LEAST, GREATEST, etc.), Window functions (e.g., "PARTITION BY") - Different Roles and Access Rights to Fabric Items: Data Analysts, Data Engineers, Data Scientists - Choosing the Right Items for Specific Scenarios: For Power Query requirements, dataflow is the recommended option. Includes the use of notebooks, pipelines, copy activity, procedures, etc. - PySpark Functions: withcolumn(), col(), withcolumnrenamed(), cast(), where(), filter(), dropna() etc Good luck to everyone preparing for the exam! Regards Musadiq https://www.linkedin.com/in/musadiqhussain/

😊 Today we crossed an exciting milestone - you are now part of a community of over 1000 other people learning Microsoft Fabric too! 🙌 Thank you to you ALL for choosing to learn Fabric with us! 🙌🙌 And thank you to all those that have contributed, through answering questions, sharing your experience, helping others out in the community. This community thrives when we all help each other out! Simply 'being around' conversations every day about Fabric, learning about other peoples' challenges with Fabric and working through solutions together has definitely accelerated my own learning journey, and hopefully you are also finding it useful too! Perhaps the most exciting thing is that Fabric is still new, this community is still new, and I'm determined to make it as useful to you all as possible as we move forward into the next phase!! PS: If you have found this community useful in your learning journey, feel free to share this link with your company/ colleagues/ friends: https://www.skool.com/microsoft-fabric/about

⏳ Learning Fabric can be a long journey, so it's important to take a moment to acknowledge the progress you have made! 🙌 It's FRIDAY, so I'd love to hear some amazing things you've been doing with Fabric this week? Maybe you built your first data pipeline? Or wrote some killer SQL views in a data warehouse? Or built a lovely Power BI visual? OR learnt something new about Fabric? 👇👇👇 LET US KNOW BELOW and let's celebrate each others' wins 🙌.

👋 First things first - welcome to all the new joiners! 🤝 We have a bit of a tradition here for new joiners to introduce themselves just so everyone can say hello and learn about the amazing people (you!) that are regularly joining the community. It also helps me understand more about what you are looking to get out of the community (so I can make it a better experience for you!). 💬 So, don't be shy, we're a friendly bunch... feel free to say hello using the following questions as a guide: 1. Which part of the world are you signing in from? 2. What's your background (current role, industry, ambitions for the future)? 3. What attracted you to this community? 4. What excites you most about Fabric? 5. I'm really interested in learning more about _______ ? 6. Are you looking to get Fabric certified (DP-600)? Thank you for engaging and joining us on this exciting learning journey! 🙏 Will