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Republish: A Double Failure
I’m off to Las Vegas for a volleyball tournament today. Fingers crossed we have a good weekend, and the team has a good experience. These tournaments can be stressful and tough with teams from all over the country. They can … Continue reading
AI Database Central
SQL Server Central has been a great success over the last 25 years. We’ve helped a lot of people improve their careers with the Microsoft Data Platform, primarily SQL Server, but we’ve published articles on other aspects of databases, including … Continue reading
Prompt Requests
One of the challenges of AI-assisted coding agents is that they tend to produce A LOT of code. Even in refactoring or migration changes, the AIs can work quickly and generate such a volume of code that the process starts … Continue reading
Is Your Time "Free"?
We do a lot of research at Redgate Software, often contacting customers or Ambassadors and asking questions, getting feedback, and listening to their challenges or criticisms. We take that information and it helps guide us when we build the tools … Continue reading