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Level Up 2019 Attendees Survey Results
Level Up 2019 Attendees Survey Results
The results from the Level Up 2019 attendees survey are in, answering the big question — was it all worth it?
Chris Smith
Apr 10
Defining a successful customer
Defining a successful customer
Over the past year Designers in our Product Division have focused much of their research and analysis efforts on building out a set of…
Matthew Godfrey
Apr 3
Saluting our Level Up speakers
Saluting our Level Up speakers
Level Up 2019 saw almost forty brave Redgaters stand-up in front of their colleagues to share their skills and ideas with workmates.
Chris Smith
Apr 3
Think before you Check
Think before you Check
Before you stop reading thinking this is just another article extolling the virtues of using the term ‘Checking’ for test automation, I…
Chris George
Apr 3
Getting value from Key Results
Getting value from Key Results
Redgate has been using Objectives and Key Results for a while, with mixed success.
Gareth Bragg
Apr 3
What we can learn about design from the fate of the Airbus A380
What we can learn about design from the fate of the Airbus A380
One of the tracks at Level Up 2019 (Redgate’s own product development conference) was on the theme of Customers. When our customers…
Matthew Godfrey
Apr 2
… something on Minimum Viable Process
… something on Minimum Viable Process
The term MVP, usually meaning Minimum Viable Product, is possibly one of the most overused, possibly misused, terms in technology over the…
TheCodeCleaner
Apr 1
Static and Dynamic Dispatch
Static and Dynamic Dispatch
Introduction
Panagis Artoumas
Apr 1
Level Up 2019 has landed!
Level Up 2019 has landed!
In March, Redgate held their 2nd internal development conference, Level Up 2019. The day was great, but we achieve what we wanted?
Chris Smith
Apr 1
150 UX life hacks to help you work smarter
150 UX life hacks to help you work smarter
Get more done in less time. Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? But what if I told you that by using the power of UX life hacks —…
Neil Turner
Mar 29
How we sketchnoted an entire conference…
How we sketchnoted an entire conference…
Redgate recently ran its second internal product development conference — LevelUp 2019 — with promises from the organisers of it being…
Thomas Walsh
Mar 28
Lessons from 35 years of work
Lessons from 35 years of work
I recently announced that I’m going to be retiring from work and one of my colleagues asked if there were some key lessons I’d learnt from…
Sandra Staples
Mar 28
SQL Server Configuration — Survey results.
SQL Server Configuration — Survey results.
Recently, we in the Foundry Team at Redgate have been looking into how data professionals manage the complexities of their wider data…
Chris Spalton
Mar 27
The 737 Platform
The 737 Platform
One of the tracks at Level Up 2019 was on Build. How do we build our products for the future? We’ve going to have bigger customers with…
Jeff Foster
Mar 21
Why don’t planes crash?
Why don’t planes crash?
In 2017, the Aviation Safety Network reported that there were zero recorded deaths in commercial passenger jets. Given that planes fly at…
Jeff Foster
Mar 20
… something on Pull Requests vs Trunk Based Development
… something on Pull Requests vs Trunk Based Development
I’m a strong believer in Trunk Based Development (TBD). If you’re not sure what that is, there’s a very good resource here…
TheCodeCleaner
Mar 19
Level Up 2019 Programme
Level Up 2019 Programme
In 2018, we ran our first Level Up conference. For 2019, we’re Improving Level Up!
Jeff Foster
Mar 18
Real options and refactoring
Real options and refactoring
How thinking in options helps assuage our fear of uncertainty and reduces unnecessary work.
Mark Jordan
Mar 17
Building a high performance team with retrospective meetings
Building a high performance team with retrospective meetings
Urgh, meetings. They’re such a waste of time — this was definitely how I have been feeling when I first started my career, when I just…
Chen Chen
Mar 15
How did we get to service meshes?
How did we get to service meshes?
If you’ve been to a conference over the last few years, you’ve probably come across microservices. A microservice architecture consists of…
Jeff Foster
Mar 10
What they never taught you about being a designer
What they never taught you about being a designer
Recently I picked up on a Twitter thread from the awesome Erika Hall on the subject of ‘the essential skills or qualities most often see…
Matthew Godfrey
Mar 8
Testing and the confidence pyramid
Testing and the confidence pyramid
Much has been written about the classical test pyramid. The basic idea is straightforward — try to write more fast, isolated tests and…
Mark Jordan
Feb 21
SQL Prompt goes on the offensive in the War on Bugs
SQL Prompt goes on the offensive in the War on Bugs
On the Prompt team, dealing with support tickets is an integral part of the job, and with over 70,000 monthly active users, we get more…
Thomas Walsh
Feb 18
Aggregates in Domain Driven Design
Aggregates in Domain Driven Design
Motivation for this blog is to share some understanding on aggregates — what they are and why they are important. Having experienced the…
Chen Chen
Feb 15
Improving Level Up
Improving Level Up
How Redgate has learnt from our first ever internal product development conference to make this year’s event, Level Up 2019, even better.
Chris Smith
Feb 15
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