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Customize Software or Process
Many of us work with software and often wish that we something was designed differently. I’m sure many of us feel the same way about our database schemas, which is usually even harder to change. In any case, we often … Continue reading
It’s the Engineers
There are all sorts of articles and blogs on the Internet that try and teach you how to use a particular technique or technology to solve a problem. Plenty of this information is well written, and showcases the knowledge of … Continue reading
A Christmas Bug
It’s not really a big deal for me, despite the fact that I travel to Europe in a few days for two weeks. At least, I’m fairly confident this won’t be an issue for me. A few of my fellow #sqlfamily might … Continue reading
Avoiding Development Taxes
When I first worked in an environment where multiple developers needed to release software, I found too many rules and constraints for smooth development. The process was developed by one person, or for one application, and somehow expanded to encompass … Continue reading