Posts about the software development community.
As promised, here is the slide deck for the Storymapping presentation that I did at Aberdeen Developers .NET User Group.
For those that want to delve futher into the topics, the book that I recommended during the talk is User Story Mapping by Jeff Patton.
Here is the slide deck.
Here are the links from the slide deck:
The book that was recommended at the end was Continuous Delivery by Jez Humble and David Farley.
Here are the links from the slide deck:
The book that was recommended at the end was Continuous Delivery by Jez Humble and David Farley.
Thank you for those that came to my talk. As promised here are the slides, code, and links given in the talk.
The slide deck is available as a PDF file.
Many slides have a link at the bottom, but if you didn’t catch them, here they are again.
The examples were run against a copy of the Adventure Works database.
For the Second Order Demo you need the following table added to the Adventure Works database:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[FavouriteSearch]( [id] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, [name] [nvarchar](128) NOT NULL, [searchTerm] [nvarchar](1024) NOT NULL ) ON [PRIMARY] GO
The slide deck is available for download in PDF format.
During the talk I mentioned a lesson from history on why firewalls are not enough.
I also showed XKCD’s famous “Bobby Tables” cartoon, and also a link to further information on dynamic SQL in Stored Procedures.
More information about the badly displayed error messages can be found amongst two blog posts: What not to develop, and a follow up some months later.
I wrote a fuller article on SQL Injection Attacks that you can read here although it is a few years old now, it is still relevant given that SQL Injection Attacks remain at the top of the OWASP list of vulnerabilities.
