Today is a sad day. As of today, Google Reader is no more. I’ve previously mentioned how much I use Google Reader to keep tabs on news around the internet, and I’ve encouraged readership of NOTE: via Google Reader or other similar tools.
The demise …
Chris@SAS recently tweeted a link to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbkSRLYSojo. I found it one of the most fascinating video clips I’ve seen all year, on many levels. It offers a fascinating commentary on the development of the world over the la…
I’ve just been informed that I am one of the winners from day #1 of the SAS Professionals advent calendar. I’ve won a copy of the book Scoring Points! The book tells how two of the UK’s biggest SAS customers (Tesco supermarkets and Dunnhumby customer i…
This blog is focused upon best practice for software development – typically using SAS software. It can sometimes seem like an eclectic mix of stuff, but there are an awful lot of things that contribute to making great software. But think about it, it’…
If you like to get all of your SAS news and views from one single place, the new SAS-X blog aggregation web site (and email and RSS feed) might just be the ideal place for you.
It’s not the only SAS blog aggregator available (see sasCommunity.org Plan…
The last few weeks have seen a couple of SAS-related periodicals published:
Issue 51 of VIEWS News is available. As ever, the archive of back-issues is a valuable resource
System Seminar Consultants released the autumn 2010 issue of The Missing Semicol…
I’ve added a couple of Australasian blogs to this site’s blog roll (look at the very end of the home page to find the blog roll and a list of recommended web sites).
At http://blog.saasinct.com/, Shane Gibson has been writing about SAS-related thi…