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Redgate Lives DevOps

At Redgate, we release a lot of changes to our products. In fact, this is the “About Redgate” slide I’ve been using in talks related to the company. If you look in the lower right, you’ll see product releases from … Continue reading

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The Master of the Schema

“The database … should be the master of the schema”. It’s not often I see an application developer talk about the importance of the database, or at least that the database (and data) are very important to the success of … Continue reading

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Better Comments

I assume most of your comment your code. Well, you probably comment code most of the time. I’d bet your comments have quite a bit of detail. And you do this completely inconsistently. That’s what I’d think, or maybe just … Continue reading

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Will Coding Be Less Important?

How many of you can read Greek? I can decipher the alphabet and pronounce words, but that’s about it. I thought about this after running across an essay that says that coding will eventually be as important to most people as ancient … Continue reading

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