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Daily Archives: September 17, 2014
DevConnections–High Performance Encryption
The talk page is updated, but in case you attended my talk, the downloads are here: Slides: EncryptionPerformance.pptx Code: EncryptionPerformance.zip There are also a few great questions in the talk. One that I certainly need an answer to is how … Continue reading
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DevConnections–Continuous Integration for Databases
Thanks to everyone that attended my Continuous Integration for Databases talk today. I’ve included download links to the deck here if you’re interested. Slides: CI for Databases.pptx I’d also recommend that you check out a few other resources if you … Continue reading
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