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Fix doc dead links #805

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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion .github/workflows/document-scan.yml
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name: Feathr Documents' Broken Link Check

on: [push]
on:
push:
branches: [main]

jobs:
check-links:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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# Feathr Quick Start Guide with Databricks

For Databricks, you can simply upload [this notebook](./samples/databricks/databricks_quickstart_nyc_taxi_driver.ipynb) to your Databricks cluster and just run it in the Databricks cluster. It has been pre-configured to use the current Databricks cluster to submit jobs.
For Databricks, you can simply upload [this notebook](./samples/databricks/databricks_quickstart_nyc_taxi_demo.ipynb) to your Databricks cluster and just run it in the Databricks cluster. It has been pre-configured to use the current Databricks cluster to submit jobs.

1. Import Notebooks in your Databricks cluster:

![Import Notebooks](./images/databricks_quickstart1.png)

2. Paste the [link to Databricks getting started notebook](./samples/databricks/databricks_quickstart_nyc_taxi_driver.ipynb):
2. Paste the [link to Databricks getting started notebook](./samples/databricks/databricks_quickstart_nyc_taxi_demo.ipynb):

![Import Notebooks](./images/databricks_quickstart2.png)

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Although Databricks Notebooks are great tools, there are also large developer communities that prefer the usage of Visual Studio Code, where [it has native support for Python and Jupyter Notebooks](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/datascience/jupyter-notebooks) with many great features such as syntax highlight and IntelliSense.

In [this notebook](./samples/databricks/databricks_quickstart_nyc_taxi_driver.ipynb), there are a few lines of code like this:
In [this notebook](./samples/databricks/databricks_quickstart_nyc_taxi_demo.ipynb), there are a few lines of code like this:

```python
# Get current databricks notebook context
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions ...athr_user_workspace/nyc_driver_demo.ipynb → docs/samples/nyc_driver_demo.ipynb
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