[CS-FSLUG] Church Management Software

[EnzoAeneas]

I have a good friend who's much like you: he investigates computer
security, but doesn't want to get into the computer science theory ( I
am a CS major). He tends to be more pragmatic than I am and I usually
use him to keep me grounded when I am developing.
This project needs many people who are not technical, not just for
other tasks, but also to keep us geek focused on serving the the Lord
by helping his people, not our own technical pursuits. I apologize if
I runaway on the technical front. Keep speaking up and I'll stay
grounded.

Thanks all,

Kevin

On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 12:55 AM, Fred A. Miller <fmiller at lightlink.com> wrote:
> EnzoAeneas wrote:
>  > no not at all. We have control over the version of everything we use.
>  > Besides, if we simply adapt pre-existing software for most
>  > functionality, we are simply providing glue code.
>  >
>  > But you are not wrong at all. Just perspective different from mine.
>  > We can go that direction to simplify initial implementation, and
>  > maintain a separate codebase for other ideas.
>  > Both could be maintained. In either case, we need to plan well and
>  > keep all of our end users in mind.
>  > I appreciate that you have been doing that through my techno ranting :-)
>
>  Hehehehe.....ok. We're getting somewhere with this after all. ;) I'm at
>  a disadvantage also, as I don't write code. 'Do everything else, but
>  never wanted to learn it and never did have the time to learn it. I've
>  always had too many boxen to work on that occupied my time. Maybe it
>  helps me keep a more user centric mindset.
>
>  Fred
>
>  --
>
>
> Fred  "Molon Labe"
>
>  A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
>  Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
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