While we wait for the SQLBits XV videos to be published, I actually gave the same talk back in March for the London PASS Chapter MeetUp. If you were unfortunate enough to miss both talks, or happened to steal a quick nap mid-way through, the recording can be found here.
I wrote up a quick accompanying blog earlier this week, which includes a link to the slides and some additional thoughts.
As usual, if anyone has any questions following the talk, I’d love to hear from you in the comments or directly on twitter via @MrSiWhiteley.
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