I’ve completed an instructor-led class on MS SQL Server 2005.
So far this class has turned out to be quite timely. We are discussing a web application that shows power consumption data stored, of course, in a SQL database. We have only discussed this app being available on our company intranet. But I expect that it will public as the app expands in scope. At that time, I’ll be sure to post an example.
Things I have learned so far:
- there is a delicate balance how sophisticated your app is and the performance of your database query results. I like to review highscalability.com to here the developers that work on applications like Amazon, Facebook, Flickr, etc. talk about the millions of transactions they have per second and how their chosen architecture performs.
- virtualization is a fantastic invention. Being able to work with my IT group via a virtual machine has beneficial. Speaking from a developers standpoint, I can see how it aids in getting apps built and deployed quickly.
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