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Join Us! Power BI Dev Camp! Thursday 17 December, 2020

Join us for Power BI Dev Camp! on Thursday 17 December, 2020 at 11:00 AM – 12:00  noon PST.  Ted Pattison, Microsoft principal program manager with Power BI, presents this month’s topic: Embedding Power BI Reports using React.js.

This session will build upon the earlier Power BI Dev Camp session which examined embedding reports with the Power BI JavaScript API. In this session, campers will learn to develop single page applications (SPAs) to embed Power BI reports using the ever-popular React.js library. The session will explain how to set up a new React.js development project using Node.js, TypeScript, webpack and Visual Studio Code. The session will also demonstrate best practices in SPA development for authenticating users and acquiring access tokens using Microsoft’s new authentication library named msal-browser. Campers will also learn how to design an SPA application using React components for routing, navigation and Power BI embedding.

Prerequisites: Attendees should have prior experience developing with Node.js, TypeScript, webpack and Visual Studio Code. Attendees without this background should review the Power BI Dev Camp session titled Deep Dive into the Power BI JavaScript API before attending or watching this session.

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Click here! to join us at Power BI Dev Camp on Thursday 19 December, 2020 at 11:00 AM – 12:00 noon PST.

To learn more about the December Power BI Dev Camp session, visit the Power BI Community

Looking forward to seeing you at Power BI Dev Camp!

Kelly Kaye
Power BI MVP Lead, Power BI User Groups, Webinars, Community

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