Free Tools, Does Innovation Matter?
Today we have a guest editorial from Brian Walker, the developer for SQLFacts. He discusses the value from his toolkit and why it can be useful for developers.
2023-06-16
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Brian
- Twitter: @@SQLFacts
- Website: http://www.SQLFacts.com
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wingenious/
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