You might refer to me as "Old One Note" but this idea of Working from Home (WFH) is quite compelling. Add this to my earlier entries on the subject.

When you work from home; with whom are you networking?  

I recently read the results of a survey on eWeek that ask 1500 IT professionals if they would accept a 10% cut in pay provided they were given the opportunity to work from home;

And the survey says: 37% would accept.

For most web developers it is necessary to test website designs in a number of different browsers and possibly on a PC and a Mac.  There are multiple ways this can be done but I think I just found a method that is very convenient and has saved me tons of time, browsershots.org.& ... Read More »

I'll touch upon some benefits and drawbacks that I've run into while telecommuting.

WFH - Working From Home - The latest way to save IT dollars will appeal to a lot of us, so what is the catch?

The XSLT Standart Library can be found at http://xsltsl.sourceforge.net/.  I recently used version 1.2.1 for an airport flight information data system to format dates and times flights were arriving.  The code was simple to use and well documented.  It is distributed as a zip file and in order to use it you just need to include a directory with the library in it.  In order to keep it simple I named the directory with the version.

I just completed a day and a half training on BuildForge. BuildForge was recently acquired by IBM and added to their Rational suite of software development and process control tools. I was impressed with the tool's approach. This tool is not for the faint at heart it comes with a substantial price tag, but for medium and large IT shops it could be just what you need to automate your build and deployment.

FireFox allows the community to develop Add-ons for the FireFox web browser.  These Add-ons are distributed freely from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/.  I have found some of these Add-ons to be very useful.