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Incident Review
Something will always go wrong with our software systems. Issues might happen regularly or rarely, but something is going to go wrong at some point and a client will complain. Often the way we handle these situations determines whether our … Continue reading
Making Software Decisions
I work for a company that builds software. At Redgate, we are constantly debating what to build and how, and more importantly, how to structure something that is easy for our customers to use. There’s a lot that goes into … Continue reading
Thank a Mentor
“The delicate balance of mentoring someone is not creating them in your own image, but giving them the opportunity to create themselves.” — Steven Spielberg I saw that quote posted on Twitter with the request that people tag a mentor … Continue reading
To Inifinity and Beyond With 1=1
There is one thing that Aaron Bertrand won’t get mad at me for doing and that’s creating an infinite loop with a WHILE (1=1) pattern. He wrote about this recently in a tip, noting that it’s easy to create an … Continue reading