The year 2020 has been a year of unprecedented changes and challenges for many of us. As we reflect on the past year, it is important to acknowledge the positive moments and accomplishments that have come out of it. In the world of SQL Server, there have been significant developments and milestones that deserve recognition.
SQL in Sixty Seconds
One of the highlights of this year has been the launch of the “SQL in Sixty Seconds” video series on YouTube. This series aims to provide quick and concise tutorials on various SQL Server topics. The creator of the series has been dedicated to producing high-quality videos and has made a commitment to regular content creation. This has resulted in a valuable resource for SQL Server enthusiasts and learners.
14 Years of Daily Blogging
Another remarkable achievement is the completion of 14 years of daily blogging. The author has been sharing their knowledge and insights about SQL Server since 2006, consistently publishing new content every day. This dedication to blogging has not only contributed to the author’s personal growth but has also benefited the SQL Server community at large.
300 SQL Server Interview Questions
A few years ago, the author set a goal to write 300 interview questions related to SQL Server. This year, that goal was accomplished. By writing one question a day, the author has created a comprehensive collection of interview questions that can be a valuable resource for job seekers and interviewers in the SQL Server domain.
Expanding Beyond SQL Server
In an effort to broaden their knowledge and skills, the author ventured into other database technologies. This year, they created several Pluralsight courses on MongoDB, Heroku, and visualization tools like Google Charts, ChartBlocks, and FusionCharts. These courses provide an opportunity for SQL Server professionals to explore new technologies and expand their expertise.
Adapting to a New Normal
Like many professionals, the author had to adapt to the new normal brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. With travel restrictions in place, in-person consultations, training sessions, and conferences were no longer possible. However, the author successfully transitioned their consulting services online, ensuring minimal disruption to their career and business.
As we bid farewell to 2020, we look forward to the possibilities and opportunities that the year 2021 will bring. It is certain that the SQL Server community will continue to evolve and thrive, driven by the passion and dedication of individuals like the author.
Wishing you all a prosperous and successful year ahead!