People have said Power BI is dying from all those users who started vibe-coding HTML analytics etc.
Microsoft just turned that argument completely on its head and made that the biggest pivot—and new competitive edge—in the history of PowerBI.
Vibe-coding is now a native part of using Power BI, anything is now possible.
“As long as we can imagine it we can do it.”
Those were the words of Mohammad Ali from Microsoft who just now released Fabric apps directly to Power BI Pro—and in the same breath they included Fabric databases in Power BI Pro too.
In the same motion they solved the 3 biggest problem with those html files, binding them to actual data, refreshing them with updated data, and sharing the result in a governed manner.
So we able to make any features in Power BI, modern reporting, full flexibility, just by prompting.
Need a new visual, just ask for it. It’s just code.
Need the user to write back data values, no problem, it’s an application with a back-end, just ask for it.
I’ll admit Fabric apps didn’t quite click with me yet, but as a native evolvement of Power BI it makes a lot of sense.
“The new Power BI” as Amir Netz phrased it.
I’m excited for this, you?
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