Connect vscode to Fabric – Mac Silicon

Published

December 2, 2024

In this step-by-step guide, you will learn how to connect Visual Studio Code to Fabric on a Mac Silicon. This lets you write and run notebooks in Visual Studio Code, using the Fabric kernel to execute your code. By connecting Visual Studio Code to Fabric, you can take advantage of the powerful features of GitHub Copilot to be more productive in your code writing.

Prerequisites

Visual Studio Code
Java Development Kit(JDK) from OpenJDK8
Anaconda
Jupyter extension for VS Code

For the latest updated information, please refer to the official Microsoft documentation.

Step 1: Connect and Select Workspace in vscode

Step 2: Make it ready locally

Enjoy!

Hi,

I’m Snorre

I’m a Data Engineer and Business Analyst with a background in Economics. I love diving into data and turning it into something meaningful using tools like Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, and Azure Data Factory. Over the years, I’ve worked on everything from data migrations to building reports and dashboards that help organizations really make the most of their data.

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