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Release Wednesday
I’m glad that someone else is adopting Release Wednesdays. I was surprised to see the post from Red Gate, though I shouldn’t have been. I knew we were releasing regularly and some groups were aiming for weekly releases. There was … Continue reading
Kanban
With more and more software developers trying to find ways to better build software, we have seen many new methodologies and processes being used for managing workloads, tracking development progress and more. Perhaps one of the most interesting adoptions for … Continue reading
The Devil’s in the Details
This week I was scanning through a number of SQL Server posts (in between working on April Fool’s Jokes) and a couple of them caught my eye. They dealt with simple subjects, but subjects whose details are important. I’ve often … Continue reading
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Microservices for Databases
I ran into a talented developer last year that was talking about microservices. It’s an interesting concept, one the Netflix has adopted with success. I was excited about the possibilities of using microservices until this guy said that everything could be … Continue reading
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