Developing in Containers using Visual Studio Code (T-SQL Tuesday #140)

Tue, 13 Jul 2021 21:30:56 +0200

This month’s T-SQL Tuesday is hosted by Anthony Nocentino (@nocentino). He wants to know what we’ve been up to with containers. Perfect timing, because I have just spent the last couple of weeks learning how to develop in containers using Visual Studio Code! I was planning to write this for myself anyway, but perhaps it can be interesting for others as well 🤓

What is the use case?

One of my clients are using dbt (Data Build Tool) for their data transformations. In short, this means that developers write data transformations in SQL as SELECT statements. All SQL code can be combined with Jinja templates. Inside of these Jinja templates, developers can reference other tables, use control logic, or define common SQL code snippets as reusable macros. Dbt then compiles the SQL+Jinja code into pure SQL.

Organizing Visual Studio Projects in Solution Folders

Mon, 30 Jul 2018 12:21:55 +0200

Do you have large Visual Studio solutions with many projects? Are you looking for an easy way to hide some projects while working on others? Maybe you are a fellow speaker looking for a way to group and organize your demo files? Solution Folders may be what you are looking for!

Visual Studio on Cathrine Wilhelmsen

Developing in Containers using Visual Studio Code (T-SQL Tuesday #140)

What is the use case?

Organizing Visual Studio Projects in Solution Folders