Using atomic design in report and model development

The ‘atomic design methodology’ is an approach to make Power BI development more efficient and repeatable.
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[@oconnorra]

Stay on until the end for a great demo of how it all comes together :)

[@leppyr64]

That ending. That's how I feel when I go back and look at models I created in the past. 😁

[@gvitullib]

Good video. Part 17:19 was also very instructive.

[@mathew9665]

Great video and communicated well - love the D&D books and dragon (right hand side) and Dax book on the left - lol ending

[@leppyr64]

Kurt is the Data Goblin after all. 💚

[@sheilahart7528]

Great methodology! Love the ending!🙂

[@thasr81]

Awesome application of Brad Frost's principles! As another Atomic Design fan, it I great to see more people embracing what webdesign has to teach us in the data field. Outstanding video. - T, from Data Rocks.

[@workstuff5253]

I'm excited for this series of videos! Thanks again.

[@maxatilla4886]

very helpful ! Would like to learn how to use the tabular editor

[@SQLBI]

The Tabular Editor documentation has a lot of videos (and all the basic features are also in the free Tabular Editor 2 version):
docs.tabulareditor.com/onboarding/index.html

[@bkundrat]

This is excellent. I would assume that the PBIP format and scripting could help overcome the limitations you pointed out when using the visualization library approach via a PBIX copy/paste?

[@KurtBuhler]

Yes, eventually, this will be key.

[@adnanazadZR49]

This is golden!🎉

[@TheLahtMan]

Loving this!

[@ngoduyvu]

Interesting concept

[@thenoobinvestor1220]

wait a minute... how did you get the Create A Jupyter Notebook external tool in your Power BI?!

[@Gerschk]

WAIT UNTIL THE END LOL🤭

[@andreadelpilarhuertas2291]

Great, thank you

[@nickukragan7228]

Top content, as usual.

[@ajaaskelainen]

Thank you, Jesus 👋

[@Milhouse77BS]

When I heard “atomic” I thought of dimensional design principle of bringing in data at the most detailed level. Transaction level instead of aggregation at Day level. Let’s see.

[@KurtBuhler]

It's based upon a known methodology from UI/UX, whereby something complex is made by combining simple building blocks that you can apply as components to new solutions in a modular way.