Stories from August, 2017
Some scribbles detailing various SQL approaches for retrieving versioned data
A common theme in home-rolled retrofitted database data history versioning implementations is the presence of a table column within a database table named, ...Read more
We’ve been successfully writing our technical documentation the same way for the past 35 years, we are a NASDAQ listed organisation with profit and growth year on year, our model works, we are perfect, we are not changing, …..; f**k you and your new fangled ideas and fads
Some online technical documentation, and from leading software vendors, is atrocious; old-school railroad diagrams, pages and pages of drivel, and lacking in example code ...Read more
PostgreSQL Recursive Common Table Expression WITH Currywürste – My First Development Experience with PostgreSQL
My mother tongue is Oracle, not PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL however has exceptionally good press for being a snappy comprehensive quality product, and with great documentation to boot. ...Read more
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