Overwhelming

[maryprincipio]

Hi everyone. I am a newbie here, and this is all overwhelming. Does anyone have advice on where to start?

[wardy912]

Hi @maryprincipio 

 MS learn provide great learning paths for Fabric:

Course DP-600T00-A: Microsoft Fabric Analytics Engineer - Training | Microsoft Learn

Course DP-700T00-A: Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer - Training | Microsoft Learn

If you're more of a practical learner, try the following github link for 'Fabric in a Day'. It's basically all of the MS learn labs without the reading material.

GitHub - dereknguyenio/microsoft-fabric-in-a-day: This repository hosts content related to Microsoft...

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[v-kpoloju-msft]

Hi @maryprincipio,

Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Community Forum. Also, thanks to @tayloramy, @Ugk161610,  for his inputs on this thread.

Has your issue been resolved? If the response provided by the community member @tayloramy, @Ugk161610, addressed your query, could you please confirm? It helps us ensure that the solutions provided are effective and beneficial for everyone.

Hope this helps clarify things and let me know what you find after giving these steps a try happy to help you investigate this further.

Thank you for using the Microsoft Community Forum.

[tayloramy]

Hi @maryprincipio, 

@Ugk161610 has the right idea. Like anything you learn, the best way to learn it is to start doing it. Start with a project in mind, and work on completing that project. Learn what you need to learn on the way. Once you're done, start a bigger project. 

If you want an overview of what all exists in Fabric, Aleksi has a good video for the DP-700 exam that covers a lot of the core data engineering content: 

(572) DP-700 Exam Full Course | Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer Associate - YouTube

If you found this helpful, consider giving some Kudos. If I answered your question or solved your problem, mark this post as the solution. 

[Ugk161610]

Hi @maryprincipio ,

Welcome — and don’t worry, everyone feels overwhelmed at the beginning. Fabric is a big platform, but you absolutely don’t have to learn everything at once. The easiest way to get started is to pick just one simple workflow and build confidence from there.

A good first step is to try something small, like loading a file into a Lakehouse, exploring it in a notebook, or creating a basic Power BI report from it. Once you get comfortable with one or two pieces, the rest starts to make a lot more sense. Most of us here started the same way — one small task, then another.

If you’re completely new, the “Get started with Fabric” tutorials are a nice gentle introduction, and there’s no pressure to finish everything quickly. Just take your time, experiment a bit, and ask questions whenever something doesn’t make sense. This community is very friendly, and people are happy to help.

You’re in the right place — welcome again, and enjoy the journey! 😊

Hope this helps. If so, please give a Kudos 👍 or mark as Accepted Solution ✔️

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