For those of you just joining us, CaseySoftware has specialized in integrating Open Source applications. As a result, we've been working with some of the best systems in terms of Project Management, Customer Relationship Management Systems, Content Management Systems, Issue Tracking Systems, and a variety of other systems. [We're biased towards dotProject, SugarCRM, and Mantis, […]
Back in March I was looking for an additional developer or two for new projects. In addition to contacting the very sharp Cyberhorse, I put out an open call on Craigslist to see if I could find one or two people local to the Metro DC region. It's great having a distributed development team, but […]
In case you missed this tidbit, from a while back from Tim Bray, you should check it out and come right back. Done reading? Good. I found the second graph by far the most interesting. It is another variation of the classic S-curve representing Innovators/Early Adopters/Late Adopters/etc, but this one maps all the different skills […]
For anyone who has gotten an invite to attend Startup School, I've decided to open up a thread for people who are looking to coordinate transportation. If you are going, please respond to this entry with WHERE you are coming from (city, state is sufficient) and HOW to get a hold of reaching you. If […]
So who hasn't heard of Paul Graham? For those you who don't know of him, he's a bit of a uber-geek in terms of a geek who made it big during the dot-com times, managed to walk away with a bit of cash, and now has a bit of a philanthropic goal of assisting other […]
Over the past 5-10 years, nearly every organization – private or public, small or large, commercial or non-profit – has developed their own little systems. Some are quite simple and are nothing more than an Excel spreadsheet with a few embedded financial calculations. Some are quite advanced and consist of ERP-like full blown desktop applications […]
CaseySoftware is in the process of building a complete dotProject / Mantis integration. Not all the functionality from Mantis will be duplicated, but enough to perform the basic functionality (detailed in the Technical Specification below). We are using an identical model to that of the MS Project Importer where we will have a release candidate […]
I was recently reading about Windows Vista (formerly Longhorn) and found something interesting as I dug. Vista was announced in 2002 with a ship date of sometime in 2003. Then it was 2004, then early 2005, then late 2005, then late 2006, and now there's rumors of 2007. I'm sitting here typing this on my […]
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For those of you who may be interested, I'll be attending the Power your Business with PHP conference in San Francisco next month. If you'll be there too or are close to the location, let me know via Keith @ CaseySoftware.com Anyway, a few months back, I received an offer for a daypass to CFUnited: […]