Microsoft Fabric Migration Archives

Baking Up Better Data: Microsoft Fabric and the Fabric Toolbox
May 8^th, 2026 in Blog, Community, Data Factory, Data Warehouse, Fabric, Microsoft Fabric
Recently, I presented a talk at the Birmingham Data User Group, titled “Stop Hand-Whisking Your Data: Faster Fabric Development with the fabric-toolbox”. On the back of that, I wanted to summarise the talk into a blog and share how you can use fabric-toolbox to enhance your Fabric development. Data engineering can feel abstract. Layers upon layers of transformation, movement, and logic that are hard to visualise at a glance. So, when talking…
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Using Microsoft Fabric PySpark Notebooks to Combine Different File Formats Together
November 13^th, 2025 in Blog, Data Lakehouse, Fabric, Python
One of the strengths of Microsoft Fabric is how easily it handles different data formats within a single notebook. Whether your data arrives as a CSV file, a JSON file, an XML file, or anything in between, PySpark (or Python) gives you a consistent way to read, transform, and combine it. This makes Fabric an ideal environment for building data pipelines without relying on complex integrations. In this example, I’ve loaded three completely…
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Transform Your Data Strategy: Why You Should Migrate to Microsoft Fabric
March 24^th, 2025 in Blog, Fabric, Microsoft Fabric
Microsoft Fabric Migration offers several compelling benefits for organisations looking to enhance their data management and analytics capabilities 📊 Here are some key reasons why you should consider the transition: 1. Unified data ecosystem Microsoft Fabric consolidates diverse data toolsets into a single integrated service. This means you no longer need to juggle multiple tools and platforms. Fabric provides a comprehensive solution…
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Tag Archive: Microsoft Fabric Migration

Baking Up Better Data: Microsoft Fabric and the Fabric Toolbox

Using Microsoft Fabric PySpark Notebooks to Combine Different File Formats Together

Transform Your Data Strategy: Why You Should Migrate to Microsoft Fabric

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