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Daily Archives: September 19, 2014
Back from DevConnections
I spent a few days at DevConnections this week and really enjoyed the conference. The location was Aria in Las Vegas, where I’ve never been, but it was a new, really nice hotel and there was one amazing thing: The … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged Dev Connections, speaking, syndicated, travel
No Compelling Reason
When I’m talking to people working with SQL Server, many of them are quite pleased with the platform. It solves their issues and problems. While they always wants changes and improvements, not to mention bug fixes, overall most people seem … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged sql server, upgrades
