XML Schemas are Like Rabbits
CaseySoftware's biggest project right now involves the integration of numerous XML data sources into a single unified database. Each of…
Thanks for Catching Up
Q: What's Microsoft's biggest strength? A: The fact that it is the defacto standard in desktop environments and has a…
It's Not Just Raining, It's Pouring.
After numerous different articles about the impending Venture Capital flood, I still had my doubt. I don't see the same…
Conflicted Goals & Software Sales
As a regular reader of Joel On Software and heading a group prepared to go into the ASP realm with…
On Being "Thorough" – Part 2
If you haven't read KC's entry On Being “Thorough”, go check it out and come right back. I'm addressing the…
Code Reuse vs Code Theft
During the analysis of a codebase from a recent client, I noticed something quite odd… The bulk of the codebase…
On Being "Thorough"
I was contacted yesterday by someone who had received one of my proposals last fall. They loved it, but that…
The Cost of Health Insurance
I try to stay out of politics and policy here, but I just couldn't pass on this one. I'm in…
What we do NOT want to do:
For those of you who haven't read this blog entry, do so and then come right back. There is some…
Distributed Development Teams – Part II
In case you missed the first installment, go check it out. With the advent of CaseySoftware's first non-founding member coming…