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Daily Archives: June 2, 2019
Keynoting at SQL Saturday #831–Christchurch
After our SQL in the City Summit in Brisbane last week, Hamish Watson () asked me if I’d do a short version of my keynote talk at the upcoming SQL Saturday in Christchurch this week. I was happy to do … Continue reading
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