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3 steps to improve your test-dev relationship

TechBeacon Testing

Nearly everything in the relationship between development and test comes down to trust.

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Which Query Used the Most CPU? Implementing Extended Events

DZone

A question that comes up on the forums all the time is, "Which query used the most CPU?" You may see variations on, memory, I/O, or just resources in general. However, people want to know this information, and it's not readily apparent how to get it. While you can look at what's in cache through the DMVs to see the queries there, you don't get any real history and you don't get any detail of when the executions occurred.

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TPDP Episode #28: Coding Bootcamps vs Traditional Computer Science Degrees

The Polyglot Developer

I am pleased to announce that the 28th episode of The Polyglot Developer Podcast titled, Coding Bootcamps vs Traditional Computer Science Degrees , has been released to all of the major podcast networks! In this episode I’m joined by Ben Nelson , founder of Lambda School , an increasingly popular coding bootcamp and an alternative approach to a Computer Science degree that you’d typically get at a four year or more institution.

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Data Boundaries Are the Root Cause of Maintenance Problems

DZone

Many designs and patterns old and new, like the Layered Architecture , Clean Architecture , Hexagonal Architecture , DCI , and others introduce data-oriented boundaries inside the application. Data-oriented boundaries are interfaces between architectural parts that primarily consist of data in the form of "properties" that can be freely accessed either directly, through getter methods, reflection, or some other technical means.