It’s no secret that Maven and OSGi are technologies that get a lot of hype.…

When Groovy 1.6 and Grails 1.1 were released, I blogged about how I was excited…

One of the tricky parts of developing Web 2.0 applications in JavaScript is optimizing performance. …

I always feel hesitation when it’s time to start a new project whether it’s a…

Upgrading Open Source Frameworks - Part II
In the first part of this series of…

Just recently, I created a series of proof of concepts for a client that concentrated…

In what at first appeared like it might be an April Fools joke, Microsoft announced…

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Here is a link to the most complete document I have yet to find…

This post is intended to give the Java experts out there an overview of .NET…

Upgrading Open Source Frameworks - Part II
In the first part of this series of…

Just recently, I created a series of proof of concepts for a client that concentrated…

One of the tricky parts of developing Web 2.0 applications in JavaScript is optimizing performance. …

On December 30, 2009, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Office…

For the average application, IT professionals strive to minimize downtime. But when it happens –…

It has been an eventful spring and summer in the world of “meaningful use” after…

When writing requirements documents, it’s tempting to add more & more details and create longer…

Reporting requirements are often put off until the end of the project, when all other requirements have been identified and finalized. Sometimes this means that you’re ignoring one of your most important users–the person paying for the system to be built in the first place.

In every article or book* about how to write use cases, you’ll read that you…