In today's Throwback Thursday, we revisit several clever tricks to create consistent development environments across multiple devices and users.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore several techniques for looping and grouping by month in Access and SQL Server.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday explores a structured approach to safely rewrite a complex VBA function as a lightning-quick SQL Server scalar function.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is a deep dive into an underused tool in the VBA debugging toolkit: the Watch Window.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is an homage to the fine art of software maintenance...and how we can make this thankless chore easier on our future selves.

This week's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about the tool we use to track hours at my software development company (plus how--and why--we got here).

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is an homage to the "citizen developer"--largely responsible for Access's 30-year domination in the desktop database market.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore two common data structures used to store multiple objects in VBA: Collections and Dictionaries.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we revisit one of my favorite techniques: guard clauses--my secret weapon for avoiding Dante Alighieri-levels of nesting.

We revisit one of my all-time favorite articles in today's edition of Throwback Thursday. The topic is dry (LLCs, S Corps, and C Corps, oh my!), but the writing is not.

This week's Throwback Thursday article features tips, tricks, and tools for tracking down hard-to-diagnose bugs.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about scripting major SQL Server operations like backing up, cloning databases, and server migrations.

In this week's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore the magic of "self-healing" object variables and caching in VBA.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about building file names, verifying folder paths, and other related file system activities.

"Boring is beautiful." In today's Throwback Thursday, we're confronted with the uncomfortable truth that the best software is often uninteresting to write.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about testing: Python-inspired doc tests, my B-BEAR quick and dirty T-SQL test technique, and a proper SQL Server unit testing tool.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we look back at past Access DevCon Vienna conferences (and forward to next week's conference).

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore how to create GUIDs in your Access applications and how you can use them to simplify creating temporary files.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore the role of "feature gates" (aka, "feature flags") in Microsoft Access (and Microsoft Office more broadly).

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is about one of VBA's most underappreciated features: the humble Enum statement.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is chock full of tips and tricks to emulate your client's production environment during development.

Today's edition of Throwback Thursday is all about 64-bit VBA: updating your 32-bit code to run in 64-bit, 32 vs. 64-bit Office, and tools to help with the conversion.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore a few of my favorite AutoHotkey scripts for Access development.

In today's edition of Throwback Thursday, we explore the greatest gift we can give to future programmers: writing readable code.

We dive into the deep end of debugging VBA in today's edition of Throwback Thursday. We cover the Watch window, including how to avoid some nasty performance side effects.