Jeff Iannucci is hosting this month’s T-SQL Tuesday and his question is clear and straight to the point – are blogs still relevant in 2026. The short answer is NO. The long answer is … it depends :) Let’s keep…
One of software architecture’s longest-running debates has been “monoliths versus microservices”. The traditional monolith architecture had a lot of valid criticism on the slow release cycles, long compilation times and much more downsides, while the microservices promised independence, then the…
Over the years, I have contributed with a reasonably big number of posts on the topic of In-Memory OLTP (aka Hekaton) and I did a couple of focused presentations on this wonderful feature as well. I love the idea, I…
/Init There are multiple kinds of wrong. Wrong vastly outweighs right, since right is often described as a singular limited state or definition, and everything else is being labeled as wrong. It is not just 1% vs 99%, it is…
Next week I am travelling to Cardiff to attend and present at my favorite major Data Platform conference – SQLBits 2026. SQLBits has always been the biggest data platform show on earth and my hopes and expectations are not getting…