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Tag Archives: Redgate
Planning
I made it to the UK on a very smooth, uneventful, on-time trip. That’s just what I like when traveling. After arriving at Heathrow and traveling to Cambridge, I arrived at the Red Gate office just in time for lunch. … Continue reading
Back Across the Water
Another trip to the UK this week, with me leaving today for Cambridge and meetings at Red Gate Software. This will be my third trip this year, a record for me, and also the most travel I’ve done in a … Continue reading
On Source Control
A mention today from Jamie Thomson in his blog on source control. I left a comment, but it was long, so I thought I’d repost it here. My comment Thanks for the note, Jamie, and it’s interesting, but I don’t … Continue reading
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Thirteen Years Old
A very cool shot of our company at 13. I first heard of Red Gate back in 2001 and they were our first advertising customer at SQLServerCentral. A few years ago they bought the company and I now work for … Continue reading