Great talk from @Antony Catella at the London Fabric User Group last night! Showcasing lots of cool ways to give users flexibility in how visuals are displayed to them in a Power BI Report!

Hey all, I took the DP-700 today and passed! I will write a proper post with my experiences when I get home later today, but I’ll say it’s definitely a thorough test of your skills! Look forward to now switching to thinking about how best to teach the content to all of you! 🙌🏽

Recently, Gerhard Brueckl released Fabric Studio 1.0 - it's a open-source project that allows you to manage a lot of Fabric workloads directly from VS Code - really cool! 👉🔗 Check out the release article here: https://blog.gbrueckl.at/2024/12/release-of-fabric-studio-v1-0/ There are a lot of features included (from the article): - a generic workspace browser supporting all Fabric item types and their most common API actions - a custom file system provider allowing you to modify Fabric items as if they were local - a dedicated deployment pipeline manager - an integration of the Fabric Git into VSCode source control - a VSCode Fabric notebook to run arbitrary API calls I can definitely see a future where pro devs just work in VS Code when building stuff in Fabric - what are your thoughts? Check it out and let me know!

If you're currently studying for the DP-600 exam (and even if you've already passed!), you should definitely block out Tuesday 26th November. I've just added a new event to the Calendar (see here). I'll be speaking at a 1.5hr DP-600 Exam Prep Meetup (signup using the link in the event above). We'll walk through every element of the NEW STUDY GUIDE. Here's the lineup: - Andy Cutler - @Abu Bakar Nisar Alvi - Heini Ilmarinen - Kevin Chant - Nikola Ilic - @Will Needham - @Rishi Sapra PS - a reminder that I recently went through the entire DP-600 course and updated the study notes and further learning resources. PPS - you can get a FREE DP-600 EXAM VOUCHER, if you're quick, and you follow the instructions in this post. See you there 😎

Today, Microsoft announced a new feature that definitely caught my eye - this will be really useful, OneLake events. A new event will trigger every time a OneLake file or folder changes - it can be used to trigger a Data Pipeline! Previously, folder-based triggers could only be setup on Azure Blob Storage folders, now you also get it with OneLake files ad folders. This is bring in lots of interesting new automation workflows - how are you going to use this? Read more here: https://blog.fabric.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/unlocking-the-power-of-real-time-data-with-onelake-events?ft=All