Since my departure from the dotProject team last November, discussion of dotProject in this space has been minimal. There are a number of reasons for that, but the most important is that because CaseySoftware customers are steadily converting over to web2project. They've been happy with the improved performance and UI enhancements and are excited about the development roadmap. Of course, there are always exceptions...

My biggest single dotProject customer is huge and they're using dotProject for all their core operations. Of course, in the past couple months, they've hit a major problem.... performance.

They have approximately 400+ projects with 25% of those active at any given time. In addition, they have anywhere from 150-600 tasks on any given project. No, I'm not kidding. This gives gives them literally tens of thousands of tasks... which is necessary for their accounting and reporting to various government departments and agencies. It is quite literally the core of their operations.