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Daily Archives: December 7, 2017
Live on Channel 9 with ReadyRoll
I was interviewed in Redmond a couple months ago and the video was just published. I show and demo some database migration work with ReadyRoll in this video: https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Visual-Studio-Toolbox/Database-DevOps-with-RedGate-ReadyRoll/player
Posted in Blog
Tagged DevOps, Redgate, SQL Change Automation, syndicated
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The Relational Database is the Default
It seems that I regularly meet people in the SQL community that are asked about moving their datastore to a NoSQL type of database. In a mature system, that might be a conversation worth having, especially if there are issues … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged database design, NoSQL
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My Second Pester Test
I should write about my first one, but I just copied Rob’s test, so that’s not so exciting. Instead, I decided to take his advice and write some code, then decide how I test it. This isn’t really TDD, but … Continue reading
