GilaMonster (7/2/2015)

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Informal survey before I make a fool of myself in an article (again)

Do you get the feeling that IT people, especially ones at the top-end of the field, are...

Wow, quite a story. Not sure I'd handle that well.

I do agree...

yes

podmate (7/2/2015)

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My first career was literally saving babies (running life support on extremely premature infants).

I find that IT is a far more stressful career than medicine.

In medicine, we are (mostly)...

What's "more feature rich"? The...

Meaning? Everything in SSDT? Or SSMS as an add-in?

mfagan12 (7/2/2015)

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I don't agree with this article.

I've got a BA and an MS in Computer Science and a 20+ year career in IT. I've taught Computer Science at the...

TomThomson (7/2/2015)

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That's a reasonable question, but it might be instructive to pharse it a little differently: If you are looking to be a programmer, do you need education or...

I saw a stretch of this. It seemed every developer/programmer I worked with had some degree. The last 4-5...

alicesql (7/2/2015)

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That's hitting the nail on the head. Education vs training. I see it as a spectrum. Some jobs require more training, some require more education. If not initially, then...

Eric M Russell (7/2/2015)

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I'm not sure if this already exists, but Microsoft should have a dedicated blog spot on MSDN maintained by the SSMS team that includes sample C# project...

Meet some at almost every event I...

Lynn Pettis (7/1/2015)

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How do people keep their jobs when it is obvious they are dependent on the good will of strangers on the internet to diagnose and resolve database issues,...

jasona.work (7/1/2015)

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Man, I hate the week leading up to a 3-day weekend like this...

Half the people (the smart ones?) take the other 4 days off, and the people who don't,...

ZZartin (7/1/2015)

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Hmm... well there are a couple sides to this, if you want a career as a programmer of some kind yes you should go to a university because right...