Microsoft Fabric: The Ultimate Guide (with Projects) (Udemy.com)

It's a good course, but there are parts, —especially toward the end, where I felt like things were dragging or that concepts that had already been taught were being repeated too many times. I recommend taking the course with a steady pace and really exploring Fabric, because some things have been updated since this course was created.

It is a great course going in depth covering many topics in fabric with good projects. The course helped understand better the core of Fabric and apply it in real projects. Only negative is that the videos are out of date, therefore most options are completely different compare to what is showed.

Great course! This is a nitpick thing, but I would have preferred not to have my hand held all the way through. There is plenty of room for Exercises (Load this stuff into your lakehouse, load to bronze, handle in silver, handle in gold), all that kind of stuff. I'm a more hands-on-person, so that would have been extra added value.

I have been working in Azure Data Factory and Synapse Analytics for 3 years and have been interested in what Fabric had to offer. Even things I thought I mastered, I learned something new and got some great ideas on how I can be more efficient. Great course and Thank you for the content.

Loved the course, easy to understand, good amount of hands on instructions and overall gave me a good idea of what Fabric is about and how it works. However, I just want to bring up the 2 points below: - there were some parts where I couldn't do hands on, which may have been access permission issues, but there were some parts that lacked the description. I solved some parts using Copilot, but couldn't complete the the hands on session using Power BI. Would be better if the instructor could give more descriptions on the access permission settings too. - This everyone would want to be more careful with: I've completed this course in a month and half, but even though I used the free Fabric trial plan, Azure has invoiced me appx. 270,000 JPY (appx. 40,000 USD) to complete the course. I should have given more attention to the free plans for Azure, and not necessarily the instructor's fault, but just MAKE SURE TO CHECK whether you're using the free trial account for both Fabric and Azure.

I just completed the course and I highly recommend it for anyone interested in Fabric and want to jump straight in. The course instructor speaks very clearly with consistent flow, which I found actually quite soothing. He does not spend to many lessons just speaking about the benefits of the Fabric ecosystem, instead he takes us directly in and manages to cover a lot. His projects are simple to follow yet cover enough to present what is possible with Fabric.

Good amount of repetition at the beginning to help instill knowledge, particularly 'Finding your way around the screens/menus'. Pushed a lot into one course and picked up the speed progressively so as not to over do any unnecessary repetition during the later stages. Very enjoyable.

Very good course overall. A couple problems though. There are some typos in the notebooks in resources that you have to fix in order to run them. Also, I created the final project exactly the way you did in the videos, but it wouldn't run the bronze notebook. Error: "Bad Request" on the load command. I couldn't figure it out so I had to just watch the rest without the hands-on part.

This course is well-structured and refreshingly practical. Each module builds logically, with hands-on examples that make the concepts easy to apply. The pacing is spot-on; quick enough to stay engaging, yet slow enough to follow instructions without getting lost. It’s a great fit for learners who want clarity without fluff. You’re guided through real scenarios, not just theory, and the balance of speed and depth keeps you motivated throughout.

Can't recommend this course enough! The content is well-structured and easy to follow. Malvik is a born teacher - he explains complex concepts in a super clear and engaging way. The examples and hands-on exercises really helped reinforce my learning. Highly recommend this course - definitely worth it!