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UX Matters

When I was early in my career, VB v4 was popular, and easy. So many basic apps were built by not only software developers, but people in other departments with an interest in programming. Through VB v6, I found so … 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

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Live versus Stored Data

I’ve been working with various technologies as experiments over the last few years. I’m curious how useful I find them, as well as how they might help the clients and customers I run into at Redgate Software. I think Jupyter … Continue reading

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The Devil is in the Details

Some of us have run into perplexing technology  problems, where we had to dig deep into an application to solve a problem. We might need to work with our own staff, vendor support, perhaps even coordinate people across multiple different … Continue reading

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