Add workshop details for Microsoft Fabric event-driven architecture#183
Add workshop details for Microsoft Fabric event-driven architecture#183sinedied merged 6 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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Add workshop on Event-Driven Architectures with Microsoft Fabric Added a new workshop entry for building scalable real-time solutions using Microsoft Fabric, including details such as title, URL, authors, and description. This is workshop for Fabcon Atlanta 2026
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Pull request overview
Adds a new external workshop entry for the FabCon Atlanta 2026 “Event-Driven Architectures with Microsoft Fabric” workshop to the database catalog.
Changes:
- Added a new workshop record with title, URLs, metadata, authors, and tags.
- Included event/workshop specifics such as duration, audience, and last-updated date.
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packages/database/external.yml
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| authors: | ||
| - Brian Bønk Rueløkke | ||
| - Devang Shah | ||
| - Frank Geisler | ||
| - Johan Ludvig Brattås | ||
| - Matt Gordon | ||
| - Minni Walia | ||
| - Heidi Hasting |
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The authors list items are not indented under authors:. With the current indentation, YAML will treat each - <name> as a new top-level workshop list item instead of values for the authors field. Indent the author entries (and keep them consistently nested under authors:), as seen earlier in this file (e.g., external.yml:19-24).
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@HeidiHasting there's an issue with the indentation here, could you fix it?
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@sinedied Updated the authors section, please recheck now
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fixing the indentation of authors
…soft Fabric This is the workshop for Fabcon Atlanta 2026
Add workshop on Event-Driven Architectures with Microsoft Fabric Added a new workshop entry for building scalable real-time solutions using Microsoft Fabric, including details such as title, URL, authors, and description.
This is workshop for Fabcon Atlanta 2026