Based on the success of the Oncology Literature database, Pedagogue Solutions asked codeHorse to develop a similar web-based database and a search engine for immunology research involving two of Bristol Meyers Squibb's drugs.

Hyperspace Cowgirls and codeHorse developed this CD-ROM for Macintosh and Windows published by Acclaim Entertainment. It is a fun-filled CD with games and videos which help teach the basic steps to eight of this century's most popular dances, including the Charleston, Mambo, Twist, and Western Line Dancing.

A Silicon alley startup asked codeHorse to develop a browser based demo using shockwave and QuickTime. Details will be added here once they become public.

codeHorse created a book database for Butterick's intranet. Using codeHorse's Intelliquery^TM technology, users can build complex sql queries simply by completing a form in their browsers. Since it is web-based, the entire system can be used from home or by sales people on the road as well as at the office.

At the request of Pedagogue Solutions, codeHorse developed a web-based Oracle database to collect customer addresses. A unix script runs automatically once a week to extract new entries and email them as an attachment.

At the request of Pedagogue Solutions, codeHorse developed a web-based Oracle database and a search engine to store and search approximately 5000 abstracts containing research information about three of Bristol Meyers Squibb's drugs. Since codeHorse created the database and search engine using Perl with a DBI interface which works on both unix and NT, when BMS requested that the database be made available at a conference without an internet connection, codeHorse simply installed the database and scripts on an NT server.

IAB asked codeHorse to optimize a confidential simulation for one of their fortune 500 clients. The demo was a full color multimedia presentation with a lot of animation and sound, and codeHorse made it run like a champ.