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Daily Archives: November 16, 2015
Back to SQL Saturday Washington DC
I’ve been to the SQL Saturday in Washington, DC a few times and I’m looking forward to going back. It’s a good event and since I have family in the area, I can usually take a day or two of … Continue reading
Rogue Software Changes
Could a group of software developers make changes that fundamentally alter the way a software system should work without management being aware? That’s the question being asked of VW right now. Most people are skeptical, but I ran across a piece … Continue reading
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