Software Development
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Counting Distinct Records in SQL
The SQL language and its depths… Some of you readers might be aware of MySQL’s capability of counting distinct records…
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Transforming a server application to cloud application
On-premise products are architected and designed for server operating environment i.e., they are web-based applications. SaaS, on the other hand…
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The golden (broken) management approach
Golden and broken doesn’t certainly sound great concerning anything, but the management approach I going to write about should definitely…
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Attitudes of a Great Software Tester
In my previous post, I explained in my own words the “Attitude of a Great Software Developer“. This post will…
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Node.js Package Manager
Node.js standard packages and modules are installed through standard packaging application – called as Node Package Manager(NPM). NPM is the…
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Add LATERAL Joins or CROSS APPLY to Your SQL Tool Chain
The T-SQL dialect has known the powerful CROSS APPLY and OUTER APPLY JOIN syntaxes for ages. The SQL:1999 standard had…
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Fun doesn’t mean compromising scalability
Today I read an interesting piece on InfoWorld about Meteor, Meteor aims to make JavaScript programming fun again. It is…
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Using SQL Injection Vulnerabilities to Dump Your Database
The threat caused by SQL injection is heavily underestimated even by many senior developers and software architects. Most people are…
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013 Things that Will go Horribly Wrong on This Friday, Dec 13, 2013
I’m a defensive programmer. A wise man once taught me: Whatever can go wrong will go wrong Another wise man…
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