Throwback Thursday: September 5, 2024
How do non-programmers become Access developers? We explore a common career arc in today's edition of Throwback Thursday.
With over a million words scattered across more than 1,300 articles on this blog, you've probably missed a few things here.
That’s why each week in "Throwback Thursday," we’ll revisit some standout posts. Expect a blend of my personal favorites, insightful articles from other great minds, and a touch of coding humor to keep things light.
Highlights from NoLongerSet.com
Journey to Access: Part 1
Many of the best Microsoft Access applications are written by people with no formal background in software development. Your origin story starts here.
Mike Wolfe
Journey to Access: Part 2
The weirdos who enjoy spending lots of time to avoid doing mundane tasks that only take a little time have their own special name: programmers. Welcome to our very weird club.
Mike Wolfe
Journey to Access: Part 3
A morass of Word documents and Excel workbooks--the invasive plant species of the Windows world--overgrowing your file system like so much digital kudzu.
Mike Wolfe
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