SQL Bits VI is scheduled in my calendar for Friday 16th April - and I'm expecting great things! It's a 1 day, SQL Server event being held in London (Westminster to be semi-precise), and the theme is performance and scalability which, as I mentioned in an earlier blog post, is particularly high on my agenda at the moment.
Not only does it offer high quality speakers, but it's a free event too. What more could you want? Although I haven't attended an SQL Bits event before, it promises to be well worth the journey up to London. As soon as registration is open I know I'll be signing up pretty quickly. The list of sessions that have been submitted so far can be found here and there looks to be a good mix already.
As a developer, I'm particularly interested in the Dev sessions but also, I find myself very interested in the DBA sessions that have been submitted. I always market myself as an SQL Server Developer, not a DBA - that's what I am. However, increasingly I find myself straying into the realms of the DBA, especially recently. I like to think that adds to the quality and scalability of solutions I work on.
So if SQL Server is your thing and you can make it to London for it, you should register!
Not only does it offer high quality speakers, but it's a free event too. What more could you want? Although I haven't attended an SQL Bits event before, it promises to be well worth the journey up to London. As soon as registration is open I know I'll be signing up pretty quickly. The list of sessions that have been submitted so far can be found here and there looks to be a good mix already.
As a developer, I'm particularly interested in the Dev sessions but also, I find myself very interested in the DBA sessions that have been submitted. I always market myself as an SQL Server Developer, not a DBA - that's what I am. However, increasingly I find myself straying into the realms of the DBA, especially recently. I like to think that adds to the quality and scalability of solutions I work on.
So if SQL Server is your thing and you can make it to London for it, you should register!
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