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When interviewing QA candidates, one of the questions I like to ask is: ‘What is the most memorable bug you have found?’ It still surprises me that candidates can either not come up with a response or I receive some unoriginal phrase like “I’ve found so many bugs, I just can’t choose one” or...

In my last post, I explained why I would want to use Fuzzy Lookups for my various matching needs. Now I want to explain the how: How does one set up a Fuzzy Lookup so that it helps solve my data quality problems? The simple answer is that I use the available SSIS Fuzzy Lookup component in a Data...

Day three of Microsoft Build 2017 did not have a keynote, but that doesn’t mean it ends without content to fill the day. Today will be focused on sessions, “The Hub”, and catching some of the Channel 9 Live production happening right here at the conference. Here’s a recap of the day.Sessions The...

Another beautiful day in Seattle, and another amazing day at Build 2017! Today started off with another fantastic keynote followed by a wide array of awesome sessions. Here’s my recap of today’s events. Keynote Today’s keynote was heavily focused at improvements and additions coming to...

I’m very excited to be here in Seattle, Washington to attend the Microsoft Build 2017 conference! It’s an honor to be amongst the geekiest of the geeks in the Microsoft community and to be able to absorb a ton of knowledge over the next few days. I’ll be posting daily recaps of all the cool stuff...

The idea to implement AD groups was first realized when trying to dynamically populate O365 group membership, that can be done with PowerShell. The benefit of that knowledge lead me to thinking how I could reverse the process and extract the list of members in an AD group. A short discussion with...

My first meaningful exposure to Unity came during my senior year of college, after I was asked if I wanted to figure out something fun to do with an Oculus Rift that our Computer Science department had acquired. With absolutely no previous experience in game development, let alone VR development,...

Minimum Viable Product (MVP) As defined by Techopedia, MVP is a development technique in which a new product or website is developed with sufficient features to satisfy early adopters.  The final, complete set of features is only designed and developed after considering feedback from the product...