Professional Developer Experiences in Power BI With Rui Romano

Join our Microsoft Fabric - UK User Group for our webinar in association with Onyx Data (onyxdata.co.uk).
This session we are excited to announce our host Microsoft MVP Leon Gordon and co-host Microsoft MVP Pragati Jain will be introducing Microsoft Product Manager Rui Romano.
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Session Abstract -
Developer mode seamlessly integrates developer-centric features directly into Microsoft Power BI Desktop. This advancement empowers users to effortlessly implement source control for their work, thereby boosting efficiency and enhancing the maintenance of Power BI projects.
When combined with Azure DevOps and Fabric Git Integration, Developer Mode opens up unprecedented collaboration possibilities, facilitating the establishment of robust Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines. These pipelines not only improve the reliability of Power BI projects but also enable scalability, ultimately elevating the development and collaboration experience to new heights.
Join me to explore how these powerful tools can transform your Power BI development experience.
Join this session to learn more about this new feature which will make writing DAX statements so much easier and faster. Get ready to get your mind blown! See the future, today.
Biography
Rui is an experienced Microsoft Professional with a deep passion for data and analytics. He has spent the last decade helping companies make better data-driven decisions and is known for his innovative and practical solutions to complex problems.
Currently works as Product Manager at the Power BI product team, focusing on Pro-BI experiences.
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[@carloscantu75]

Great content, hopefully you'll have the follow up session, thanks for sharing!

[@yannmassamba8947]

I've been dealing with a situation regarding PBIP file . I've generated my PBIP file based on my pbix report in my local machine then commit and push my repo to Azure devOps. Everything got pushed, proper dataset and report folder got generated, GITignore file too except the PBIP file generated locally from the pbix.
IT looks like PBIP file is not systematically pushed. any thought or similar experience? if so is there any reason?

[@Milhouse77BS]

43:20 TMDL report format in Power BI demo (not available yet, but coming in future months)