Snake Game
Site: https://journiql.github.io/snake_game/ How to Play Game Rules Files References Code used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKwnOOs0ml8
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JourniQL
JourniQL is all about the real-world journey of a data engineer. From SQL Server and PowerShell to dbatools, Databricks and Python — this blog shares practical tools, scripts, projects and insights I use day-to-day
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Coffee Ordering System
Site: https://journiql.github.io/coffee_order/ A fun and interactive web-based coffee ordering system inspired by the original Python CLI application. Features How to...
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Managing Databricks Secrets in the UI vs CLI
What Are Databricks Secrets? Databricks Secrets provide a secure way to manage sensitive information—like passwords, API keys, and tokens—directly inside...
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How to Install and Connect to Databricks CLI
The Databricks CLI (Command Line Interface) is a lightweight, scriptable tool that allows you to interact with your Databricks workspace...
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Read and Write Excel Files in Databricks
Working with Excel files in Databricks can feel tricky, especially when you’re handling large datasets or dealing with formatting quirks....
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How to use Lakeflow Declarative Pipelines with SQL in Databricks
In today’s post, we’re going to explore Lakeflow Declarative Pipelines (LDPs) using SQL. I’ve done a couple of videos on...
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That’s right we have a new website! Take a look around
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I’ve taken the videos & content away from youtube for the time being to focus on the blog
Actioned Upgrades
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Projects Section
That’s right, the Projects section is now live so you can see what projects I’ve been working on and use them youself, hosted on github pages (at least for the time being)