Power BI Projects (PBIP) and Git Quick Start

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Tom Steele

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1. Setup

1. Setup Overview.mp4

01:04

2. Installing Power BI Desktop.mp4

03:25

3. Installing GitHub Desktop with your GitHub account.mp4

03:18

4. Installing VS Code.mp4

03:32

2. Git Orientation Whiteboards

1. Why Whiteboards.mp4

01:56

2. Graph Theory FTW.mp4

06:19

3. Git Branching & Merging on a Whiteboard.mp4

08:11

4. GUI versus CLI.mp4

03:09

5. Git + GitHub and More....mp4

06:28

3. Getting Started with GitGitHub and our Power BI Project

1. Forking a Repository.mp4

03:54

2. Cloning a Repository.mp4

06:18

3. Enable Power BI Projects - Preview Feature.mp4

05:09

4. Daily Work Rhythm with PBIP, Git, and GitHub

1. First, make a branch for your work....mp4

04:02

2. Next, start making your changes....mp4

06:57

3. Life Expectancy Reports Overview and Maintenance Tasks.mp4

04:25

4. Collaborate and make more changes....mp4

07:01

5. Switching branches to view various versions of your PBIP....mp4

06:09

6. Finalizing our changes....mp4

02:39

7. Making our PR (pull request)....mp4

04:43

8. Accepting & merging our PR....mp4

09:02

5. One more Life Expectancy maintenance task

1. Grabbing and completing another open ticket....mp4

30:28

6. Odds & Ends, and Wrap-up

1. Going Back in Time.mp4

05:41

2. Discarding Local Changes.mp4

04:23

3. GitHub Desktop Undo versus Git Revert.mp4

06:11

4. Setting up a PBIP.mp4

07:19

5. Review & Farewell.mp4

03:15

Description

Learn Git fundamentals and proven habits for working with Power BI Projects

What You'll Learn?

A proven daily work "rhythm" with Git and Power BI Projects (PBIP)
Professional Git skills including PRs (pull requests), diary commits, branching & merging, and more...
Deep understanding of Git version control fundamentals and collaboration
Use GitHub Desktop and VS Code in conjunction with Power BI Desktop

Who is this for?

Power BI Professionals/Enthusiasts

What You Need to Know?

Basic Power BI awareness/experience

Power BI Desktop (free, install information shown in videos)

GitHub Desktop (free, install information shown in videos)

GitHub User Account (free, discussed in videos)

VS Code (free, install information shown in videos)

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Description
The June 2023 release of Power BIÂ Desktop includes the new PBIP project format. The new project format breaks your Power BIÂ projects down into separate folders and files that include all the details for your Power BI reports and underlying datasets. The main benefit of this new project format (PBIP) is that your projects can now be version controlled with Git.

This quick-start course will teach you the fundamentals of Git and how to effectively use Git with your Power BIÂ projects. A perfect jump-start to develop professional Git habits such as...

Reviewing your dataset and report changes before committing them.
Authoring diary commit messages for team communication, clarification, and enhanced historical records of changes.
Examining dataset and report version diffs (changes/deltas) to learn and discover the inner workings of Power BI and increase your overall Power BI skills/effectiveness.
Power BIÂ Projects (PBIP)Â are brand new, and now is the best time to become an expert and lead your organization into the future. Soon all Power BI initiatives will be expected to use the new PBIP format along with Git version control, the days for PBIX files by themselves are numbered. There's no better time to start than now!

Take this course to develop professional Git habits, a proven daily work "rhythm," and take yourÂ PowerÂ BI projects to the next level!
Who this course is for:
Power BI Professionals/Enthusiasts

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As a full-time faculty member, Tom Steele facilitates learning in Front-end Web Development and Data Analytics at a community college in Madison, WI. He has a BS in Electrical Engineering and an MS in Industrial Engineering. Tom enjoys sharing his 20 plus years of industry experience with students, helping prepare them for rewarding software development and data analyst careers.

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