As companies go, Red Gate is a little different. That is readily apparent in our tools and the philosophy behind them, ingeniously simple. But, we do a lot of other things too. There’s the Simple-Talk web site where we publish serious articles on all aspects of development and database administration across platforms and programming languages. There’s SQL Server Central, the single largest SQL Server community on the planet. There’s Ask SQL Server where you can get direct answers to your direct questions about SQL Server. If all that’s not enough, there are all the books, which we give away for free, on, again, all aspects of programming and database administration. But, we like to do more, so we also bring you training, the Red Gate way, at the SQL in the City events.
We’ve got two more SQL in the City events coming up soon. First, we’re back in London again on Friday, October 24, 2014. This event is one of my favorites, every year. We’re bringing in MVPs like Steve Jones, Ike Ellis, Brian Randell and others, all to teach you about SQL Server, but we’re doing it the Red Gate way. So please, register for this event. I’ll see you there and we can share a frothy beverage (it’s Red Gate).
Next, I’m thrilled to say that we’re going to be in Seattle on Monday, November 3, 2014. That’s right, just before the PASS Summit. If you wanted a reason to get out to Seattle early, here it is. We’re bringing a lot of the same crew from the London event over to Seattle. You’ll be able to experience what the London people did and more. This is SQL Server training done right, that is the Red Gate Way. Let’s get together and talk and share a frothy beverage in the States. It’s a free event, but there’s limited room, so please register now.
These are unique and popular events. We pull out all the stops to make them fun, special, educational, useful, helpful, doggone it, good. Please, come out, talk to me, talk to the Red Gate team, help influence the tools that you use every day, and learn about SQL Server.
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