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What’s New with Databricks Notebooks

Databricks Notebooks offers developers a managed authoring experience where data and AI teams can efficiently collaborate on projects together. The team here is...

Launching a New Files Experience for the Databricks Workspace

Today, we are excited to announce the general availability of files throughout the Databricks workspace. Files support allows Databricks users to store Python...

Reduce Overhead and Get Straight to Work With Personal Compute in Databricks

October 10, 2022 by Austin Ford in
The Databricks Lakehouse enables organizations to use a single, unified platform for all their data, analytics, and AI workloads. These projects often start...

Previewing Updates to the Databricks Notebook

September 1, 2022 by Austin Ford in
At Databricks, we are committed to delivering a world-class, data-driven development experience in the Notebook, and we are very excited to preview the...

Low-Code Exploratory Data Analysis with Bamboolib in Databricks

August 14, 2022 by Austin Ford in
We are very excited to announce that the public preview of bamboolib in the Databricks Notebook begins today! It is available with the...

Databricks and Jupyter: Announcing ipywidgets in the Databricks Notebook

Today, we are excited to announce a deeper integration between the Databricks Notebook and the ecosystem established by Project Jupyter, a leader in...

Software Engineering Best Practices With Databricks Notebooks

June 25, 2022 by Rafi Kurlansik and Austin Ford in
Notebooks are a popular way to start working with data quickly without configuring a complicated environment. Notebook authors can quickly go from interactive...

What's New With Databricks Notebooks at the Data & AI Summit

June 23, 2022 by Austin Ford and Nicolas Pelaez in
At Databricks, we are continually evolving the development experience to accelerate the path from data to insights. Today we’re excited to announce further...

Introducing Data Profiles in the Databricks Notebook

December 7, 2021 by Edward Gan, Moonsoo Lee and Austin Ford in
Before a data scientist can write a report on analytics or train a machine learning (ML) model, they need to understand the shape...

Databricks Notebook Dark Theme

March 31, 2021 by Austin Ford and Richard Fung in
This became the most-requested feature in Databricks' history, and now it's here: a dark theme for the Databricks notebook! We're excited for you...