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Patterns and Potential Problems
I saw a post recently from a developer that needed to refactor and rename a table in a live system. The post describes a pattern for doing so and gives the steps taken, though not the actual code. I like … Continue reading
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Eyes Wide Open
Not many of us work in startup environments, but many of us do work with new databases that are created for new applications. These might be carefully designed, thrown together, or your database might be constructed by an ORM. In … Continue reading
Digitizing Construction
Perhaps you think of the construction industry as being more analog and less interested in building a robust digital infrastructure. This article talks about one large company that is modernizing, and has accelerated that move during the pandemic. They are generating lots … Continue reading
Interconnected Temp Files
The other day I went to cook dinner for the family. I had picked a new recipe (everyone loved it), and it was going to be a bit of prep. Before I started, I turned on the speaker in the … Continue reading