Lucky me, I’ll be speaking at DevWeek in London again this year. The festivities start off with pre-cons on March 4, I’ll do a whole day on writing best-performing T-SQL and application code. After that, I’ll be doing breakout talks on a variety of topics, from SQL Server Extended Events, to Data Movement in Windows Azure SQL Database, to SQLCLR internal, and more.
Hope to see some familiar faces at this one and make some new friends as well. Stop by and say hi…
@bobbeauch
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