There is an amazing line up of Women presenters and tech + professional development for the whole day on March 5, 2021. See the timetable here: Data Platform WIT Day – Women in Technology (sqlugs.com). Please sign up for the event!
A little shameless plug below .. 😀
I’m super thrilled to have Barbara Valdez, a software engineer in the Azure Data Studio team, co-presenting with me at Data Platform WIT day on March 5, 2021. Barbara will demo the new features that she has been working on in the past few months, and show you how to best use them. I’ll talk about how you can get started with Notebooks as SQL / Data Professionals; and share some Notebook tips and tricks. More info about our duo:
Notebooks 101 for SQL People
Are you a database developer, a DBA or a data analyst? Do you find spending quite a bit of time trying to reproduce analysis or reproduce issues and the troubleshooting techniques? This Notebooks 101 session is for you!
The lack of rigor in being able to reproduce analysis in business context or to reproduce data troubleshooting can lead to confusion and time wasted on work that had been previously done. With Notebooks, Data Professionals can share their techniques and data sources used for the data analysis or troubleshooting for code review and reproducible insights/troubleshooting.
Azure Data Studio Notebooks support SQL and KQL natively with intellisense; with easy to use charting capabilities. With Notebooks and Jupyter Book (collection of Notebooks) in Azure Data Studio, it’s also easy now for your team to build an onboarding guide (user manual) / documentation on data sources, useful sample scripts and tutorials.
See you there!
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