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This week saw the end of Hacktoberfest, so I hope you managed to get your four pull requests in before Sunday (assuming you were participating).

This week’s list is a little late as I wanted to make a last-minute addition of Shane’s post at the top there, just published yesterday.

Whether you are changing naming conventions, migrating to a new tenant or handing over development resources to a customer, there are several scenarios where you may want or need to create a new data factory to develop in, or change the source of your data factory content to a new repo.

I’m continuing the theme of #Hacktoberfest this week with another link on contributing to open source down the bottom.

Following a brilliant Hacktoberfest Scotland on Saturday 10th Oct, I’ve been in an out of some open-source projects this past week lining up some repos I want to contribute to for Hacktoberfest while preparing for the DataWeekender conference this coming Saturday, so it’s a short (and late) post today.

Last week we had SQLBits running, virtually, from Tuesday through Saturday.

With a well-timed (but much needed) holiday last week I’m just catching up with all the exciting announcements and news coming out of Microsoft’s Ignite conference.

As a change of pace this week, while I study for the DP-201 exam I’ve been browsing some different content outside of my data engineering bubble.

This week’s posts have a bit of a theme around Delta Lake with another video walk through from Simon Whiteley and a complimentary post from Ron L’Esteve.

This past week I’ve been digging about in Azure Databricks and Delta lake while doing some last minute study for Microsoft’s DP-200 exam which I sat, and passed on Monday.