Rod, I use Visual Studio...

... There's also what we used to call the mythical phase 2.  This is where a problem of some sort is discovered and the PM/Stakeholder says "we will...

Two comments on this topic. First, I like what you said, Steve, "I think part of the reason that people try to ignore config data is that it is hard...

Great article, Steve. When I first started in my career, I naïvely thought that the team I was on could write everything, even the things we didn't need. Oh, was...

I do not know.

That looks promising, but I don't know which version of the...

I've always found attending conferences to be valuable. I've learned lots at the conferences I've attended and have made life-long friends.

Which is why it is strange that my...

I've always found attending conferences to be valuable. I've learned lots at the conferences I've attended and have made life-long friends.

Which is why it is strange that my current employer...

Thanks, Phil.

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A pleasure. Let me know if you have further related questions. PBI opens up additional possibilities that you never had with SSRS.

For example, if you have users who...

WOW, thank you, Phil, for giving me additional information on PBI vs. SSRS!! Everything you've said is information I've never known. Thank you, again!

Jeff, no, I don't have access to the TFS VM's disk to see allocated vs. used disk space.

This topic is one that I relate to only too well. In my current job being in multiple states of being stuck, is the normal state of affairs. I could...

There are so many dead-to-me technologies, though as others have said, most live on in some form for some users.

SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is dead to me. The...

Like everyone who subscribes to SSC, there are a lot of technologies I consider to be dead. Or at least dead to me.

Like @david-2.Gugg, I used Visual SourceSafe back in...