These are links to the original blogs, which may no longer be alive.
December – T-SQL Tuesday #97 – Setting Learning Goals for 2018
November – T-SQL Tuesday #96 – Folks Who Have Made a Difference
October – T-SQL Tuesday #95 –Big Data
September – T-SQL Tuesday #94 – Let’s All Get PoSh
August – T-SQL Tuesday #93 – Interviewing Patterns and Anti-patterns
July – T-SQL Tuesday #92 – Lessons learned the hard way
June – T-SQL Tuesday #91 – Databases and DevOps
May – T-SQL Tuesday #90 – Shipping Database Changes
April – T-SQL Tuesday #89 –The times they are a-changing
March – T-SQL Tuesday #88 – The Daily (database-related) WTF
February – T-SQL Tuesday #87 –Fixing Old Problems with Shiny New Toys (roundup)
What I’d like to see from the blog responses for this T-SQL Tuesday is how you’ve used a “new” Microsoft data platform toy to fix an old problem. We’ll define new toys as something from SQL Server 2014’s release date until now. We’ll even accept a SQL Server vNext response if you’ve got one!
January – T-SQL Tuesday #86 – SQL Server Bugs and Enhancement Requests (roundup)
Find the most interesting bug or enhancement request (and it can be your own), and write a blog post about it