31 October,2015 by Tom Collins
I love the immediacy of Twitter. It can be casual or in depth. This blog post is about organising your Twitter feeds to include the best news on Twitter about SQL Server.
Some of the best SQL Server information on the internet is available via Twitter feeds. Top SQL experts may drop in a casual 140 word message – pointing to a great article.
What I’m saying is: drop the @katyperry, @justinbieber, @taylorswift13 feeds and follow some of the best voices in the SQL Server community.
Some of these Twitter feeds are Microsoft based others are independent .
Name: Microsoft
Handle: @SQLServer
Position: Redmond,WA – Microsoft.com/sqlserver.Vendor
Why?:Latest Vendor updates. Once you sift through the marketing , there are useful updates
Name: DBA reactions
Handle: @DBAReactions
Position: Humour
Why?: The DBA career is fun , but there are some bizarre situations involved. Any job that puts DBAs , project managers and end users in the same room, can only end in chaos! This one makes me laugh.
Name: Paul Randal
Handle: @PaulRandal
Position: Trainer. Consultant
Why?: Good explanations of complex ideas. Also maintains an excellent blog , full of great information
Name: MrDenny
Handle: @mrdenny
Position: Consultant
Why?: Makes great recommendations for technical reading
Name: Amit Banerjee
Handle: @banerjeeamit
Position: Sr. Program Manager with SQL Product Group at Microsoft
Why?: I’ve heard Amit talk at TechEd, excellent communicator.
Name: TroubleshootingSQL
Handle: @TblshootingSQL
Position: The Twitter avatar of http://www.troubleshootingsql.com
Why?: Techniques for troubleshooting SQL Server , Azure and pointers to useful MS KB articles
Name: Bob Ward
Handle: @bobwardms
Position: Chief Technology Officer, CSS Americas
Why?: Always melts my brain
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