Check out "Notebooks 101 for SQL People" presented by Julie Koesmarno and "Azure Data Studio - Above and Beyond" presented by Warwick Rudd at Scottish Summit on 27 Feb 2021.
When writing a notebook, it can be very handy to be able to refer to a specific part to a notebook and allow the readers to jump to that part, i.e linking or anchoring. Using this technique, you can also create an index list or a table of contents or cross-referencing to parts of other notebooks too.
Learn about .net Interactive notebooks in Azure Data Studio with Rob Sewell at Data Exposed!
This blog post covers examples of cross-cluster and cross-service querying, including handy syntax, code snippets and notebooks that you can use in Azure Data Studio.
In this blog post, I'm going to go through a popular way of connecting to a Log Analytics workspace with Kqlmagic, - i.e. using Azure Active Directory Login authentication.
Learn more about Reproducible Analysis techniques with notebooks for SQL Data Analysts.