SSC Editorial: Sweat Files and Practice Projects
Published last week on SQLServerCentral, Sweat Files and Practice Projects is about the need/lack of packaged projects that a newbie...
2015-06-23
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Published last week on SQLServerCentral, Sweat Files and Practice Projects is about the need/lack of packaged projects that a newbie...
2015-06-23
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Notes:
Kendal has been doing an exam push focused on 70-461. A couple passed so far, a couple more tried and...
2015-06-18
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Today we have a guest editorial from Andy Warren that looks at side projects and how you might actually grow our careers.
2015-06-18
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A guest editorial from Andy Warren looks at the disagreements between teams in technology.
2015-06-17
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I’ll be driving up to speak to the Jacksonville SQL group on September 16, 2015 on database corruption. Meeting starts...
2015-06-17
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I’m heading to the coast on August 13, 2015 to talk about database corruption, SQLSaturday Orlando, and the possibility of...
2015-06-17
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I was reading Our Journey to Cloud Cadence, Lessons Learned at Microsoft Developer Division and saw this bit on transparency:
“No incident is...
2015-06-16
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I brought this back with me from SQLSaturday South Florida. It’s postcard sized and laminated, and information dense in a...
2015-06-15
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Notes from the trip:
Made the trip down without stopping and without getting stuck in traffic – a first!Attended speaker dinner on...
2015-06-15
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Apologies for the poor photo, the example was trampled a bit on the journey home! This past weekend at SQLSaturday...
2015-06-15
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By Steve Jones
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