Quite obviously I was inspired musicly by the soundtrack to the movie gone in 60 seconds when I wrote this article, hence the name of course. It's a SQL beginner tutorial which takes you through the first steps of using a database. I will assume you are using Microsoft Access to create the database and run the queries, but you can of course create a database using any software you want and then just run the queries in the corresponding program. I have recieved quite a lot of feedback on this one. Keep it coming :-)

The second most popular artile is the one about using a version system to keep track of updates in your code base. This one is a really good read if you want to move from a single person developing team to multiple persons. CVS (Concurrent Version System) acts as a "smart ftp-server" and also logs messages to each change in each file currently uploaded in the system. Can effectivly be used as a backup solution if you're a lone coder.

This one drawed most attention of all articles I've written. At least during the first month or so there was some heated discussions since I chosed to write about how to write code. Or how not to, but basicly I just wanted everyone to make up their own minds and also make up their own coding style, or adept to one that suited them best. I wrote about the importance of writing code in the same way throughout the deveopment team you're working in. But also when you write for yourself, going back a few years, or sometimes just a few months, in your code can be a very painful task if you change the way you write all the time. If not for other reasons, read it for fun. Also mentions documenting.