Extracting Paginating APIs Without NextPage Metadata with Microsoft Fabric Notebooks

Most APIs these days will have some kind of pagination built into them. This is to make sure that queries against the underlying database are not returning too much data, compromising the database performance as well as sending too large messages across the network. Often, these APIs will tell you in their responses how many …

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Implementing the DRY Principle in Microsoft Fabric

When we start implementing a data lake using Microsoft Fabric, we might be tempted to start creating pipelines and notebooks right away, without thinking about design principles. However, there’s one design principle I’d like you to consider from the beginning: DRY. DRY is an acronym that stands for Don’t Repeat Yourself. In this blog post, …

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