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- How do teams of programmers continuously write and revise code without breaking things?
- In this episode Dmitry is joined by Eric Kang, Program Manager for SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) who is back on the show to talk ...
- There are tools available from Microsoft, as well as from a number of third-party vendors, to ease the process of integrating ...
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- Damian meets with Hamish Watson at the MVP Summit to talk about testing your
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