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  • RE: Continuous Delivery In Real Life

    jckfla (7/17/2015)


    Just seems to me that rapid development/continuous delivery of software in the current era is more about revenue streams widening rather than usefulness of technology advancing rapidly.

    And...

  • RE: Would You Pay To Wear Jeans?

    mike.gallamore (7/17/2015)


    I think sometimes the companies' don't even care if you are more productive. The bosses became bosses because they wanted the power to set the rules.

    Speaking personally I became...

  • RE: Would You Pay To Wear Jeans?

    I quite like companies running random charity events. I've been to some really good ones that really lifted the spirits and made plenty of cash for the charity involved....

  • RE: Continuous Delivery In Real Life

    jay-h (7/16/2015)


    ...even if it passes the testing (can you really test in a day??)

    With certain caveats yes you can.

    The idea is that you write the tests that expresses the business...

  • RE: Continuous Delivery In Real Life

    I'm glad you mentioned the culture change and emphasised the need to work on the processes. The tools and technology are there already.

    When you say continuous delivery do you...

  • RE: Jump In

    It's great that the SQLSERVER community is like this but also a bit sad that the collaboration and helpfulness is regarded as unusual.

  • RE: Data or Experience

    I've been hunting for the podcast from Netflix where they stated that they learnt the hard way to trust the data. They found that many of their intuited decisions...

  • RE: Modeling for Graph Databases

    Anything where you are describing relationships between entities and those relationships themselves have properties have properties.

    I wrote about using Neo4J to help navigate through the relationships[/url] in a SQL Server...

  • RE: Data Loss or Downtime

    I strongly suspect that in the event of a DR scenario the business would find out that certain non-critical systems were actually far more important than they realised.

    The question I...

  • RE: Is the Golden Age of Information Technology Almost Over?

    If you go down the as a service route the skills balance changes to those whose speciality is software integration.

    If you outsource then you will need project management and tech...

  • RE: I Feel Like a Magician

    Microsoft, your product is mature, it is time to start sweating the small stuff

  • RE: I Feel Like a Magician

    I used to work in an advertising agency and the received wisdom was that customers were creatures of habit. Your activities were to make sure that customers didn't lose the...

  • RE: Soundex - Experiments with SQLCLR Part 2

    Thanks go to Solomon Rutzky for his help peer reviewing this article. The use of SqlString isn't quite right which is my fault as are any other errors you may...

  • RE: SSMS Maturity

    Try Aquafold Data Studio. Well worth the money in my opinion.

    It's a database IDE for !multiple dB platforms plus erd capabilities plus SSH shell plus snippets plus NoSQL support...

  • RE: Training Computer Scientists

    Looking at the comment that the industry isn't mature the march of technology is such that some techniques that were put forward as being best practise are not totally obsolete....

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