As I’m writing this it’s actually still 2018, so this is both my last blog post of the year and the first blog post of the new year 🙂
I’d like to take the opportunity to wish everyone a great start in this new year, and that everything you wish for – professionally and personally – may come true.
2018 was a great year professionally:
Looking back, these were the three most popular blog posts in 2018:
An honorable mention for the blog post Fix for Blurry SSMS in Windows 10, because it gets the most comments: people thanking me for posting the solution to get your SSMS crystal clear again. You’re welcome.
Alright, let’s make sure 2019 is even better than the last year. I hope to see you at one of the community events and thanks for reading!
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