Writing on SQL Server, .NET development, and building tools database teams actually want to run.
Why I built a reporting tool that installs nowhere near the SQL Server instance it reports on — and what it looks for along the way.
Read post →The case for small, boring, repeatable utilities over one-off scripts buried in a folder somewhere.
Read post →This blog runs on static HTML for now. Once it moves to ASP.NET Web Forms, posts will be data-driven instead of hand-written pages.