I finally started to work on the actual content for the upcoming Twin Cities Code Camp. I am really struggling with a good "bad" database to use. I am looking for real world examples where you would have to work with a bad database and could not re-write it or migrate to something better.
Unfortunately for me I have one really good example (the reason for this talk) however I can not divulge the customers name and the data is sensitive make this not the ideal situation. So if anyone has any good ideas shoot them my way by contacting me at [blog] at [johnsonch] dot [com].
Thanks for the help,
-CH
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