Where I work, we use TFS, with TFVC. By sheer inertia I strongly doubt that we'll change.

I've personally been using Git for almost two years and love it. I've tried,...

At my company there's a lot of mystery as to what's going to happen. For the most part, the employees don't have any say in the matter, any matter. I...

Very interesting, Steve! I'd like to think that I deflect an attempt to recruit me for planting ransomware on my servers if they offered me $1mm and more. But I...

I appreciate this post, Steve, thank you. Hope to go hiking with the family in the next 30 minutes. I'm thankful for being able to hike along the Bosque.

I totally love this time of being able to WFH. Primarily because my commute to work on a good day is a minimum of 90 minutes in the morning to...

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A few things in response to your editorial. I like Windows 10, too. Contrary to you, Steve, I really like Cortana. In fact, I like Cortana so much that I...

I would not like a 24-hour, ShipIt day once a quarter. I've heard of hackathons doing a 24-hour thing, maybe 30 hours. But that's once a year, which to me...

Thank you, Steve, for the links in your editorial.

This is a good question, Steve. I believe it wouldn't be hard to replace me, as I document everything I do in OneNote. So, if a bus were to hit...

You've mentioned the one I would mention - The Unicorn Project. I'm reading that now. I read The Phoenix Project.

I have both a desktop and a laptop, both personally and professionally. Between the two I prefer a desktop. My personal desktop is a Dell XPS 8700, which is now...

Good question. For me, it's fairly easy. First is the hours I keep. My employer never wanted its employees to WFH. (It attitude is common among the majority of employers...

Hi Rod, whatever teleconference service you use, it keeps metrics on meeting attendees and duration. Getting access to this data and sucking it into a warehouse is a classic...

First all, thank you Steve for searching the link to Microsoft Research. I didn't know it and appreciate your sharing it!

Secondly, the research you also pointed to concerning Microsoft's  examining...

We haven't had a SQL Saturday in my city/state, in a few years. Of course, we won't have one this year, either. Hopefully next year.