Doing it Right vs Getting it Done
The days leading up to a product/system release is always an exciting time. For organized teams, it's a tightly controlled…
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Which features should go?
Over the weekend, Robert Scoble pointed out all the technology that Steve Jobs has killed off over the years and…
O'Reilly, Why Do You Taunt Me So?
I happen to love O'Reilly books. I regularly buy and recommend their books, I have a subscription to Make Magazine,…
The Best Tool for the Job
I recently had a discussion with a potential customer. They love the whole concept of dotProject. They see it as…
PHP Statistics – April 2007
If you're a PHP developer and you don't know who Damien Seguy is, stop what you're doing and check out…
IBM and the LAMP Stack
One of the announcements during the MySQL Conference last week was IBM's new partnership with MySQL on using DB2 as…
On Project Scheduling – The Troubles with Timing
In recent days, I've been involved in a number of discussions both internal and external to dotProject concerning Project Scheduling.…
Is Microsoft Dead?
Update: Unfortunately, since writing the first version of this post, Paul Graham has released an update and clarification of his…
What Microsoft Project Isn't
All of the normal disclaimers apply here. While I have a vested interest in seeing dotProject acceptance grow and flourish,…
On Reporting Problems
Chris Shiflett recently wrote on the inherent problems that go along with disclosing bugs in web applications (specifically security holes).…