I can't quite believe that this blog started out back in 2015. It might not be that long compared to many others but hey for me, I'm amazed its been going for this long! However, all good things do come to an end so I've decided that for SQL Clarity it's time to call it quits.
I initially got into blogging about SQL Server for a bunch of reasons and I genuinely set out to do some good things with it but over time the blog changed direction almost on an article by article basis and if I'm quite honest, the main reason is that I've simply stopped enjoying it.
Looking back there have been some awesome moments. I loved doing the Q&A sessions and I so wish I'd done more. Huge thanks to Sergei, Kevin and Kenneth for their contribution, it was a great experience. There were other posts as well where I received great feedback (positive and negative) and got to interact with some awesome people, for that as well I say a huge thanks!
But over time the blog has lost its direction and I guess it's original purpose has been well and truly lost along the way as well. So much so that recent articles have been very difficult to write and planning future articles has become too much of a chaotic exercise. So it's time to stop blogging.
So with that, thanks to everyone who has read, commented or shared any of my posts over the last few years - I'm still amazed at the feedback, genuinely I really am. I'm sure at some point I'll be blogging again but for SQL Clarity - that's all folks.
Thanks for reading!
