We have an immediate need for a few talented and passionate web UI developers
to join the FamilySearch team. Flash/Flex experience is a plus. Here's why you
want us.You can help build a cutting-edge application that will be used by
millions.The cause of family history is truly meaningful and
Don't know. We'll be talking about that this week.
-Dan "Gordon Clarke" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/9/2006 7:59:18 AM
Dan,
When will you Open Source the Pedigree Viewer (MXML etal)?
Gordon "Dan Lawyer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/6/2006 3:13 PM
All,
A week or so ago I posted an
y 6 MB GEDCOM. Looks exciting though.
On 10/6/06, Dan Lawyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
A week or so ago I posted an image of my pedigree in a smart pedigree viewer we've been working on. Many people expressed an interest in playing with the viewer using their own data and I thought this group
Thanks to those of you that took a minute to complete the survey on how well we know our relatives. All of the results are posted on the Taking Genealogy to the Common Person blog (http://eatslikeahuman.blogspot.com/).
Dan LawyerProduct ManagerFamily and Church HistoryThe Church of Jesus
Contact Gordon Clarke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). There is a simple license agreement (I know, not open source but we're working on it) that needs to be filled out. "Jay Askren" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/2/2006 6:51:19 AM
Does anyone know how one would get a hold of the PAF file format? There are several
I'm curious in the groups feedback on a couple of questions.
1) Should the Church host/sponsor OSS projects for Church related initiatives? Something like forge.lds.org.
2) If the Church were to host such a site, what is the basic feature set required to make it successful?
3) What are the
