A collection of focused enterprise applications built for Microsoft Fabric.
Ray|Works explores what enterprise data can become beyond dashboards. Built with Microsoft Fabric Apps and Project Rayfin, this collection turns Fabric data into interactive applications and practical workflows—from live audience engagement and forms to AI-assisted reporting and data-driven presentations. Together, these examples show how developers can blur the line between analytics and software to create entirely new experiences on enterprise data.
Use a supported Node.js LTS release and a Microsoft Fabric workspace with Fabric Apps enabled. Then choose an application:
cd rayforms # or raylive, raytrip, raydeck
npm install
npm run devRead that application's README before deploying. It documents its prerequisites, Rayfin services, commands, security model, and any additional configuration.
- Microsoft Fabric Apps and Project Rayfin for authentication, data, storage, functions, and hosting.
- React 19, TypeScript, and Vite for the application frontends.
- App-specific architecture so each product can be developed and deployed independently.
- Awesome Rayfin - templates and community resources for Project Rayfin.
- Fabric Apps documentation - concepts, tutorials, how-to guides, and references.
- Create your first Fabric app - guided introduction to building a Fabric app.
- Create an app with the Rayfin CLI - scaffold, run, and deploy from the command line.
- Rayfin programming model - SDK concepts and application structure.
- Rayfin CLI reference - command and configuration reference.
- Project Rayfin on GitHub - source, releases, and issues.
Ray|Works is available under the MIT License.