Quote fromroyben239 on January 8, 2025, 10:59 am
Collaboration within Power BI is often hindered by its limited version control and dependency on shared workspaces. Unlike traditional software development tools, Power BI lacks robust integration with Git or similar systems, making it difficult for multiple developers to work on the same project simultaneously. Power BI developers must implement manual versioning practices, which are prone to errors. Sharing work with non-Pro license users is also challenging, as they cannot access shared dashboards without purchasing a license. These limitations make teamwork and collaboration more cumbersome, particularly in larger development teams or cross-functional projects.
Collaboration within Power BI is often hindered by its limited version control and dependency on shared workspaces. Unlike traditional software development tools, Power BI lacks robust integration with Git or similar systems, making it difficult for multiple developers to work on the same project simultaneously. Power BI developers must implement manual versioning practices, which are prone to errors. Sharing work with non-Pro license users is also challenging, as they cannot access shared dashboards without purchasing a license. These limitations make teamwork and collaboration more cumbersome, particularly in larger development teams or cross-functional projects.