The possibility to use Visual Studio Code (or VS Code) to develop your Microsoft Fabric notebooks seems very interesting. It may bring many benefits for usability and for the SDLC (Software Development lifecycle): You may prefer developing on your own machine than on the interface of a portal It’s possible to develop and test before … Read more
Visual Studio Code appeared years ago as a light option to the full Visual Studio Environment. Being light, there are some features that we don’t have or at least took some time to appear. C# XML Comments is one of them. If a code needs to be full of comments, it’s possible the code is … Read more
