Microsoft Fabric for Power BI developers - 3.5 HOUR FREE COURSE

This tutorial is tailored towards Power BI developers, but the concepts covered are useful to know for anyone looking to understand Fabric!

You've probably heard a lot about Microsoft Fabric - Microsoft's new end-to-end data analytics platform. In this 3.5 hour tutorial, we will walk through some of the most important concepts that you will need to understand when transitioning from the world of Power BI to the world of Microsoft Fabric (including Power BI).

Timeline
00:00:00 Course overview
00:02:23 Power BI to Fabric
00:17:31 Capacities, workspaces, access control
00:32:56 Dataflow, data pipeline, notebook, mirroring, shortcuts
01:04:15 Data warehouse, lakehouse, KQL database
01:34:41 Building semantic models (Direct Lake vs import vs DQ)
01:51:45 End-to-end data validation strategies
02:43:45 Building end-to-end solutions in Fabric
03:10:11 Career options for YOU in Fabric

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[SKumar-binx]

Your teaching style and crisp clear explanation will certainly help to paas the exam in one go hence DP - 600 related content please

[gFowmy]

Thanks for your time and sharing this valuable video.

Next on channel: DP-600

[allansmart]

I'm very grateful that you've created this video. As someone who is new to Power BI and Fabric, I've always been eager to learn more. With this video, I now have the opportunity to learn everything in one go. Thank you very much!

[chukanwakanma]

Thanks for the video 1 - DP-600 related content. I have the exam next month

[BackPly]

This is better than MS Learn !, thanks for this

[jeffroberts]

Thanks Will. The effort that you've put into making these videos has created a huge amount of "food for thought" that will certainly assist me in the journey of migrating our current Power BI solution to Fabric.

Have a couple of beers on me!

[andreeacalin]

This course is vital for me and my team right now, cannot thank you enough!

[amigomusa]

Great content Will, love your teaching style. It will great to go through all the topics listed and do the DP600 last in order to better prepare for it.

[adamziegele]

Started Power BI the day it came out, started Fabric the day it came out. There’s a paradigm shift happening people are not aware of in Analytics! Great content! Let’s connect!
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[angus]

Will, a superb and worthwhile tutorial. Thanks!

[rashane]

Thank you for taking your time and sharing this to the community! We all appreciate it :)

[quynhnga]

Thank you for the invaluable lessons. I really like the validation part, it's very helpful

[rohampourmehr]

You're the best, Will. Thank you so much.

[Amit-xd]

I'm reviewing Microsoft Fabric content in a more concise format for the first time. Could you please share the slides used in the presentation for later reference? I’ve noticed that the materials provided by the school don’t align with the slide content.

[agnorpettersen]

Super good lesson! Very good information and clear explanations. Working as Data engineer and new to Fabric! This helped alot!

[benscott]

Just added the hour glass before, but this deserves a much more full comment. Thank you for this excellent resource. Will definitely check the skool site as well. As a Systems engineer, I don't have any issues with the Fabric resource side. But the rest is still dark magic until I can go through vid's like this and wrap my head around it. So thank you for the time and effort put in to this one.

[greghaden]

Many thanks! Made it to the end! Super useful!

[MateoRamírezBurgos]

Thank you very much Will for this content, I really appreciate your work, you can talk next time about the license change from power bi premium to fabric in 2025. thank you very much again.

[jobihara]

Seems like very good content. Thanks Will, got some good learning to do here.