Data Engineering · 10 min read
Implementing the DRY Principle in Microsoft Fabric
Implementing the DRY principle in Microsoft Fabric makes developing more efficient and easier to maintain!
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Bas Land
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Public Speaking · 2 min read
Speaking at Data Saturday Parma 2024
I had the pleasure of speaking at Data Saturday in Parma, Italy, a very nice event that brought together lots of enthusiastic, mostly Italian, data professionals.
Public Speaking · 2 min read
Speaking at Cloud Data Driven user group meeting
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of speaking at Cloud Data Driven, a free data and analytics user group with weekly online meetings.
Data Engineering · 5 min read
Notebook Orchestration in Microsoft Fabric
In this post we will look at notebook orchestration, using PySpark notebooks with runMultiple in Microsoft Fabric.
Data Engineering · 7 min read
Spark Dataframes are Views, not Tables
In Microsoft Fabric data engineering, we use Spark to apply transformations to our data. Just like you would write T-SQL to transform data in SQL Server, you would write PySpark or SparkSQL to…
Data Architecture · 7 min read
How To Implement Medallion for Microsoft Fabric Lakehouses
In this guide, we’ll dive straight into the practical steps of how to implement Medallion Lakehouses using Microsoft Fabric.
Data Architecture · 9 min read
Medallion Architecture for Microsoft Fabric, a Theoretical Guide
Structure your data platform with the Medallion Architecture in Microsoft Fabric. This guide covers the Bronze, Silver, Gold layers in Fabric
Public Speaking · 2 min read
Speaking at DATA:SCOTLAND 2024
Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking at DATA:SCOTLAND, a free data and analytics conference in Glasgow that brought together nearly a thousand data enthusiasts.
Public Speaking · 2 min read
Speaking at Dutch Fabric User Group June 2024
Yesterday, I was thrilled to deliver my first public speaking session in years! I was invited by the friendly people of the Dutch Fabric User Group to present my story to a group of about 35 people…