A Foundation or an Anchor?
Once you have code out the door, once you have customers, once you have people actually wanting to give you…
Never Rebuild!?
When I wrote about the Broken Window Fallacy in Software Development a while back, it appears that there were a…
web2project: Don't just tell me…
… show me! The single most common reason why people sought out support for dotProject is that they didn't get…
Howto: Civility on a Mailing List
Update: If you found this page while looking for more information on the DCPHP Beverage Subgroup, you should check out…
The DC Startup Complex
Over the weekend, a fellow DCian and friend – Jimmy Gardner – asked a simple question that I've been kicking…
DCPHP Conference 2008
It seems like the last one just wrapped, but the good news is that the next one is right around…
Web Content Mavens – Feb 27 Recap
Last week I participated in a panel discussion hosted by the Web Content Mavens. I really had the easy seat…
Engineers vs Managers
A man is flying in a hot air balloon and realizes he is lost. He reduces altitude and spots a…
Mashmeet DC Remix
If you missed it the last time around, I suggest you catch it this time… On 05 March 2008, we…
PHP Appalachia 2008
What says PHP more than renting a lodge in the middle of the woods and living with a bunch of…