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Anyone Can Click Through Once
I was watching some of the Virtual Summit conference content (which is still available) trying to catch up on a few sessions that I missed during the event. One of the sessions I watched was a PowerShell panel. In the … Continue reading
The Future of Database Development
Abstract: Containers are dramatically changing the way that application developers design and build their systems. Databases will need to be a part of this revolution as every application needs a data store. Come see a future vision of how full … Continue reading
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Continuous Integration with Local Agents and Azure DevOps
Abstract: One of the fundamental tools for modern DevOps software development is continuous Integration (CI). This process provides an automated independent validation and verification of your code, with quick feedback for developers that are under pressure to write higher quality … Continue reading
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Do it. Try it. Fix it.
“Do it. Try it. Fix it.” – Sam Walton That quote is interesting, and while I don’t think Sam Walton was thinking about software, this is the loop that I, and many others, follow. We see a problem, and we … Continue reading