In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we tackle every programmer's favorite topic: Technical Debt.

How do you loop by month in VBA? Coding it clearly is surprisingly difficult. We explore several approaches in today's edition of Throwback Thursday.

Check out my three most-used everyday tools in today's edition of Throwback Thursday.

Learn how to enhance TempVars with type safety, IntelliSense, and compile-time checking in today's edition of Throwback Thursday.

Discover three mindset shifts that can transform you from a developer into a high-value consultant in today's edition of Throwback Thursday.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we revisit my annual twinBASIC talks at DevCon Vienna in honor of my presentation to the UK Access User Group yesterday.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore a topic near and dear to my heart: Version Control with Microsoft Access.

Follow along to see how I used Test-Driven Development to replace hard-coded holiday dates with a robust, history-aware date engine in today's edition of Throwback Thursday.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we revisit my RegEx wrapper functions for VBA, while looking ahead to a future without VBScript.dll.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we demystify the WithEvents keyword in VBA and then dive deep into some practical uses for it.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about one of my two favorite programming books: "Code That Fits in Your Head," by Mark Seemannn.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we address Access consultants' biggest fear: the dreaded software proposal.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we revisit a few of my favorite techniques to keep out of trouble when debugging code and editing live data.

Short on time? In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore a few of my favorite articles in my Under 100 series--complex topics explained in under 100 words.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, I revisit the one VBA add-in I can't live without: vbWatchdog.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday highlights my three most-used string functions: Conc(), Qt(), and Parse(), used to join words, quote words, and extract words.

How do non-programmers become Access developers? We explore a common career arc in today's edition of Throwback Thursday.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about how Access talks to SQL Server. It's much chattier than you realize.

Today's edition is all about controlling how and where Access forms open on your screen.

Teach your VBA editor new tricks: dark mode, a shortcut key for commenting blocks of code, and a probably-too-clever block-comment syntax.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about pricing and estimating custom software development work.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday explores the paradox of reliable software: better software -> increased user trust -> more potential for harm.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about the dangers of password reuse and a couple of tools to help you avoid the temptation.

Today's edition is all about Unicode, character sets, and Windows Alt Codes. It turns out English is NOT the world's only written language. Who knew?!?!

For those new to databases (and seasoned pros), queries are a mind-bogglingly amazing and infuriatingly obstinate tool. These tips help tame the beast.