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Daily Archives: October 9, 2014
SQL in the City 2014 – Two countries in two weeks
I have had a fairly busy travel schedule the last few years. While I don’t love sitting on airplanes and being away from home, I do look forward to the events and seeing the amazing #SQLFamily and community we have … Continue reading
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Tagged Redgate, speaking, SQL in the City, syndicated, travel
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Continuous Delivery for Windows?
I read a bit about the next version of Windows, which is coming in 2015 as Windows 10. I’m not sure how much I care about some of the changes coming in the OS, though having CTRL+V working in a … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous delivery, Microsoft, software development, windows
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