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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Learning to Search
I’ve had my own domain for about 17 years now, and about 6 or 7 years I decided to move my email from GoDaddy to Google. There were a variety of reasons, but the bottom line was I got more … Continue reading
A Buggy Release
I definitely believe in a DevOps process, though a thoughtful, incremental one. I think this is the best way to develop software, whether you release every day or every year. Yes, you can implement DevOps and release once a year. … Continue reading
Slimmer SQL Saturdays
I’ve had this idea for some time. It’s been bugging me, but I haven’t really been pressured to write, nor inspired. That changed a bit with the announcement of the rules change for SQL Saturdays, as well as a few … Continue reading
Where’s the Unit Testing?
I’ve been a proponent of Unit Testing, especially for databases. I’ve given presentations on the topic and advocate the use of techniques to verify your code works, especially over time when the complexity grows, new developers change code, and potentially … Continue reading
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