How Microsoft Fabric Empowers Developers with Unified Data, DevOps, and AI
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Microsoft Fabric ties storage, CI/CD and AI into actionable developer features: native Git integration covers 80% coverage of item types with two‑way sync and branch-to-workspace cloning, a CLI plus C# and Python SDKs automate workspace and artifact creation, and a single GraphQL endpoint exposes unified schemas across lakehouses and warehouses. Built-in RAG flow and Data Agents let teams publish conversational, testable agents from chosen tables and semantic models; demos show these pieces actually deploy and sync to GitHub.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Microsoft Fabric intro for devs
- 3:16Developer data platform overview
- 13:07Git integration demo
- 17:24CI/CD with deployment pipelines
- 22:37Fabric CLI and MCP server
- 23:40Extensibility toolkit
- 25:05GraphQL API for data access
- 27:10AI data agents
- 32:03GraphQL API and data agents demo
- 37:45Developer-friendly interface improvements
- 38:33Q&A
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