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Over the past 5-10 years, nearly every organization – private or public, small or large, commercial or non-profit – has…
Keith Casey's Corner of the Internet
Over the past 5-10 years, nearly every organization – private or public, small or large, commercial or non-profit – has…
I was recently reading about Windows Vista (formerly Longhorn) and found something interesting as I dug. Vista was announced in…
Months ago, I started discussing AJAX and some of what AJAX can do. In that first posting, I said: Right…
I've just finished reading The Art of Project Management by Scott Berkun and came across an O'Reilly posting by him…
When I initially wrote “Importing Legacy Data”, just a few days ago, I wasn't planning to write a followup. After…
I came across a great post today about Legacy Data: Import Early, Import Often and it really struck a chord.…
I recently had the opportunity to catch Sandy Clark speak on the topic of CSS and the mis-use of tables.…
I know many of you are out there saying “*&% CM people, they never let us do X! And always…
A few months ago, I came across this article about 'Enemy Unit Testing'. It sounds like a strange term, but…
For those of you who haven't realized it yet, I'm a geek who respects a clever hack. Here's the definition…