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Using Clear Language to Avoid Confusion
A long time ago a software engineer advised me to try and ensure that I made my interfaces clear to users, especially those that are busy focusing on some other task the software enables. The phrase he used was to … Continue reading
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What Have You Done Lately Outside of Work?
I was chatting with someone recently that’s younger than me. They’ve got a good job and had some success learning, but they felt like their career wasn’t progressing fast enough. This person still wanted to grow their career and their … Continue reading
How Wrong is Stack Overflow?
I chose the title slightly to poke at Stack Overflow (SO), but the same take expressed in this tweet could be said about SQL Server Central. It’s not quite the same as anyone can answer questions on SQL Server Central. … Continue reading
Archive to the Lake
Microsoft Fabric was announced at Build in May 2023. This is the next evolution of data warehousing from Microsoft, folding in Synapse and a number of other technologies to create a simpler location for storing and analyzing data. We’ve published … Continue reading