Introduction Designing and managing databases is a critical task in data architecture. This blog post aims to provide insights into various aspects of database design, hosting, security, scalability, and the use of data for machine learning or AI.
Category: Deployment
A Data Architect’s Guide to Database Design and Management
Posted in AI, Deployment Tagged with: AI, AWS, Azure, Data Governance, Data Security, Database Design, Database Hosting, Database Scalability, Machine Learning
5 Essential Elements for a Successful Software Roadmap
Creating a successful software roadmap is akin to charting a course for a ship. It guides the team toward their goals, ensuring they stay on track and reach their destination. For engineers, a well-crafted roadmap is essential to meet targets…
Posted in Deployment, Developer, How To, Ideas, Leadership, Manager, Personal Learning and Growth, Planning, Professional Development, Project, Project Manager, Team Tagged with: Agile Methodology, Engineering, Product Roadmap, Project Management, Software Development
Running Onshore and Offshore Development Teams – A Guide for Vice Presidents of Engineering
As a Vice President of Engineering, managing both onshore and offshore development teams can be both challenging and rewarding. Balancing the benefits of cost savings and access to global talent with the complexities of communication and cultural differences requires strategic…
Andrew Pallant – A Strategic Leader in Engineering
Introduction In the dynamic landscape of technology, effective leadership is crucial for driving innovation, fostering collaboration, and achieving organizational goals. As a Vice President of Engineering, I have had the privilege of witnessing Andrew Pallant’s remarkable journey—a journey that exemplifies…
Posted in #ldnont, Canada, Contributing, Deployment, Developer, Goals, Leadership, Manager, Ontario, Personal Thoughts, Professional Development, Senior, Skills, Team, Team Lead, Team Manager, Technology, Tips Tagged with: Collaboration Strategies, Cultural Awareness, Engineering Leadership, Global Teams, Project Management, Remote Work, Software Development, Team Management
5 Steps to Finding Employment as a Computer or Web Developer
5 Steps to Finding Employment as a Computer / Web Developer from Andrew Pallant Related Title: http://andrewpallant.com/wordpress/the-two-sides-to-job-hunting/
Posted in Deployment, Employment Search, How To, Job Search, Professional Development Tagged with: After Graduation, Employment Search
Do I Need Source Control
Yes! For the first time in my 15-year career I had experienced what it is like to not have source control, and I had hated it. I had lost a very difficult to write SQL statement in a project. It…
DIG London in Review
Wow, what a great day to be had. I had attended the web developer stream of DIG London which started off with a Keynote by Jeffery Zeldman. Jeffery had shown us the importance of responsive design and suggested a few…
Shortcut To Creating Properties in C-Sharp – Revisited
Based on my earlier an post, a I had a question about my technique and if there was a benefit, or could you use MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name. Truthfully I did not know the answer until I tried it. I found this new…
What is Trending – Are you listening
Do you know what is trending today? Do you know what is new? Do you care? As developers we live in a crazy world where technologies and ideas fly at the speed of light. If you are not paying…
Posted in Community, Creativity, Deployment, Developer, Ideas, Listening, Professional Development, Social Media Tagged with: Developer, Listening, Trending
Click Once Deployment – Improperly Formatted
Error Message:Cannot continue. The application is improperly formatted. Contact the application publisher for assistance. Application validation did not succeed. Unable to continue. Unable to retrieve application files. Files corrupt in deployment. Solution: For every project in your solution, Close your…
