april 18, 2025 från Arun Ulagaratchagan 3 623 Visningar
Record-Breaking Attendance The Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon) was a monumental success with over 6,000 attendees, 200+ breakout sessions, 20 workshops, and 70+ sponsors. Day 1 keynotes at the T-Mobile Arena featured a packed auditorium of Fabric enthusiasts ready to discover the future of Microsoft’s unified AI platform. While FabCon was an in-person only event, …
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Previously, there were no restrictions on the number of Fabric items that could be created in a workspace, with a limit for Power BI items already being enforced. Even though this allows flexibility for our users, having too many items in workspaces reduces the overall user friendliness and effectiveness of the platform. As of April …
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Parameters in Dataflow Gen2 enhance flexibility by allowing dynamic adjustments without altering the dataflow itself. They simplify organization, reduce redundancy, and centralize control, making workflows more efficient and adaptable to varying inputs and scenarios. Leveraging query parameters while authoring Dataflows Gen2 has been possible for a long time, however, it was not possible to override …
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Innovation doesn’t always happen in a straight line. From the invention of the World Wide Web, to the introduction of smartphones, technology often makes massive leaps that transform how we interact with the world almost overnight. Now we’re seeing the next great shift: the era of AI. This shift has been decades in the making, …
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Microsoft Fabric’s GraphQL API offers a powerful way to query data efficiently, but performance optimization is key to ensuring smooth and scalable applications. In this blog, we’ll explore best practices to maximize the efficiency of your Fabric GraphQL API. Whether you’re handling complex queries or optimizing response times, these strategies will help you get the best performance out of your GraphQL implementation
In this blog post, we will walk through the process of creating, testing, and deploying a user data function using Visual Studio Code, based on the official Microsoft Fabric documentation. This guide will help you understand the steps involved and provide a practical example to get you started.
