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Community Spotlight: Bryan Hunter

Community Spotlight: Bryan Hunter

May 15, 2017

Bryan Hunter is the quintessential community champion. Everywhere he goes, he is cheerfully spreading the good news of functional…

Community Spotlight: David Giard

Community Spotlight: David Giard

May 8, 2017

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you David Giard, the hardest working man in developer relations! Like Visa, he is everywhere you want to…

Community Spotlight: Jeremy Clark

Community Spotlight: Jeremy Clark

May 1, 2017

Self-titled "Developer Betterer," Jeremy Clark's personal mission is to help developers. This passion manifests itself it many ways. He has…

Community Spotlight: Gaines Kergosien

Community Spotlight: Gaines Kergosien

April 24, 2017

In my opinion, Gaines is a community hero. He's not only been involved in the Nashville software development community, he's also been a…

Community Spotlight: Jim Holmes

Community Spotlight: Jim Holmes

April 17, 2017

It's my privilege to know Jim Holmes. He's one of my heroes. I owe Jim many, many thanks for the positive impact he's made on my career and…

Before it's too late

Before it's too late

April 13, 2017

There are many life events when people are paid tribute. Job changes. Relocations. Tragedies. Deaths.

Community Spotlight: Cory House

Community Spotlight: Cory House

April 12, 2017

Perhaps you've seen one of Cory's Pluralsight courses. Or, sat in one of his talks. Perhaps you've run across his react-slingshot React +…

Event Logo for Nashville SharePoint Saturday

April 10, 2017

I am so honored that Daniel Glenn reached out to me to design the logo for the 2017 Nashville SharePoint Saturday event. Here is the final…

SQL Server for Linux: How to Move a Database From One Docker Container to Another

March 2, 2017

The bad news is, the Docker version of SQL Server for Linux is a limited trial edition that will eventually expire. At some point, you will…

Do you hate JavaScript?

Do you hate JavaScript?

February 13, 2017

If you follow me on Twitter you know that I poke fun at JavaScript quite a bit. Someone recently asked me,