timmorgan

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by timmorgan 12y ago
It's used primarily by small groups that meet in homes or whatever - that way the church as a whole can engage with anyone who stops attending (sometimes sign of personal/life issues that the church should be there to help with).
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Glory to God! :-) It's just my passion. I really hope someone does build this as a slick hosted service. I don't do well dealing with customers :-)
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Awesome, thanks!!!
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Awesome! It is true one could turn off and/or rip out the handful of church-focused features and it would stand as a fairly good member directory and private social network for close knit communities. Thanks!
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by timmorgan 12y ago
The software is definitely Christian church focused because that's where we first built it, but no reason it couldn't be adapted for other uses!
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Cool! I wasn't aware of Sandstorm... will check it out!
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Yeah I understand 80%+ of churches probably won't bother to try to install something like this. I'll just be happy if anyone can get some use out of it, as it makes me happy to share. I would LOVE for someone to offer hosted OneBo
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Great advice. I just have to get over my introvert hacker tendencies haha.
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Groups is the main one, sure (it has "prayer requests"), but also attendance tracking, sync without outside church management systems, etc. I probably should highlight more of that stuff on the site... thanks!
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Thanks mostly to the MIT licensed (and awesome!) AdminLTE template. http://almsaeedstudio.com/AdminLTE/ I really can't thank that guy enough!
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Yeah I have no clue!! I'm struggling to find good places to announce this or generally make it known. CITRT (Church IT Roundtable) is a huge community of IT folks which seem to also include some devs, but I really don't know any o
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Hard to believe, but I've been working on this Rails app for over 7 years now! It started as a Rails 1.0 app waaayyy back when, and I've managed to bring it along through almost every major Rails version (still working on updating
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Show HN: OneBody Church Directory software I've been hacking on for 7 years(github.com)
1020 points by timmorgan 12y ago|304 comments
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“Merge pull request” Considered Harmful(blog.spreedly.com)
1 points by timmorgan 12y ago|0 comments
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by timmorgan 12y ago
Kudos on picking up and moving forward an existing Rails plugin gem rather than writing yet another. Too many Rails gems get left in the dust after a few years. CanCan is a great library, and is well-documented! That being said, I've f
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by timmorgan 13y ago
This is great! Well, it's bad, but good to know! :-) "Bad Your client is using TLS 1.0, which is very old, possibly susceptible to the BEAST attack, and doesn't have the best cipher suites available on it."
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by timmorgan 13y ago
I'm surprised at how negative the comments are here. Graphing how different Ruby versions/implementations perform running Rails is very helpful! Glad to see that MRI continues to get faster with every version. Merry Christmas!
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by timmorgan 13y ago
GitHub has competitors.
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DRY up your Rails controllers with load_and_authorize_resource(github.com)
4 points by timmorgan 13y ago|0 comments
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by timmorgan 13y ago
Hey guys, this is something I built in an evening. It needs some more work (ability to upload straight from the app would be nice), but it's already helping me to find hundreds of photos I failed to upload to my Flickr account. Feedbac
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Show HN: Ruby app to find photos you haven't uploaded to your Flickr account.(github.com)
2 points by timmorgan 13y ago|1 comments
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Picirus - a small appliance that backs up your cloud accounts(picirus.com)
3 points by timmorgan 14y ago|0 comments
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by timmorgan 14y ago
No problem! I talked about it at our local TulsaWebDevs meeting (though unfortunately there is no recording of it)... here is a list: https://gist.github.com/4109183
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Show HN: We built an appliance with Raspberry Pi that backs up from the cloud
17 points by timmorgan 14y ago|3 comments
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by timmorgan 14y ago
The readme says MacVim -- anyone know if this will work in GVim?
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by timmorgan 15y ago
Indeed, thank you.
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by timmorgan 15y ago
Pet peeve, It's "farther."
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by timmorgan 15y ago
This is great guys, love the simplicity.
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Ask HN: what is the name of the reverse proxy service?
1 points by timmorgan 15y ago|0 comments
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by timmorgan 15y ago
Man this makes me want to use Clojure for something.

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