Modifying database schemas is a definite pain point, and I predict that this book, if it lives up to its stated aim, will be a must have on many developers' bookshelves. Having relatively standardised methods for incremental migration from one database schema to another will be useful whether you're maintaining and updating internal databases, or designing upgrade procedures for commercial products. I look forward to having this book to refer to.
Refactoring Databases
Modifying database schemas is a definite pain point, and I predict that this book, if it lives up to its stated aim, will be a must have on many developers' bookshelves. Having relatively standardised methods for incremental migration from one database schema to another will be useful whether you're maintaining and updating internal databases, or designing upgrade procedures for commercial products. I look forward to having this book to refer to.
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20 Years
On the first of October, it was 20 years since I started work at Insights, and today I got my fourth block signifying a period of 5 years…
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Open Live Writer
When I first started blogging, I used LiveJournal’s own facilities to edit my posts, but for many years now, I’ve used Windows Live Writer instead…
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It was 20 years ago today…
…that the World Wide Web entered the public domain. I’m pretty sure I first used it later that year when I returned to university in Dundee (along…
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