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Samuel Nitsche

Curiosity-driven software-developer, database geek, always willing to learn. Compassionate coding advocate, father, husband, 10x underpants. We don't need more rockstars, we need more mentors.

work

Software Developer at Smart Enterprise Solutions GmbH

location

Germany

joined

Dec 2, 2017

OGB Appreciation Day: Explore a utPLSQL test scenario with “force-manual-rollback”

Samuel Nitsche・Oct 10 '19

#100codeexamples #plsql #testing #utplsql

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re: Brag Post Sep 12 '19

I survived a toxic workplace that actively questioned my ex...

re: Against 'foo' (and 'bar' too) Jun 11 '19

I say using foo/bar is a missed opportunity to add context ...

re: This space intentionally left blank Apr 22 '19

I often think that there must be a reason for us to have tw...

re: Unpublished Posts...do you plan on returning to them? Apr 3 '19

I have at the moment 12 drafts in my wordpress post archive...

re: “You’re a panelist for 2018 CodeTalk Series” – about the struggles of giving a live presentation in a foreign language Mar 15 '19

Is there a possibility to reach out to the other panelists?...

re: The Best Books for New Devs + Bonus Twitter Thread Jan 23 '19

One of the best books ever on software development: The pr...

re: “One does not simply update a database” – migration based database development Nov 15 '18

You're right, thanks for pointing out.

Embracing a mentality of prediction – evaluation – exploration

Samuel Nitsche・Sep 12 '19

#reflection #learning #life

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Concatenate a List of Strings in PL/SQL

Samuel Nitsche・Sep 12 '19

#100codeexamples #plsql #oracle

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PL/SQL Object Types: putting the Structure into the Force Powers Table

Samuel Nitsche・Aug 2 '19

#100codeexamples #plsql #sql #sqltypes

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Structure Force Powers with PL/SQL Object Types

Samuel Nitsche・Jul 31 '19

#100codeexamples #plsql #sql #sqltypes

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