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• Coming January - Household/Individual 2.0 (try it out now)

  We started the conversation here , in this blog forum, re: the replacement of Household/Individual. The goal was to see the "whole picture", make it easier to add/edit/delete details, and provide an intuitive user interface that was easy and enjoyable Read More... Posted Wednesday, November 19, 2008 2:37 PM by CurtisHarris | 6 Comments | Filed under: development, ACE

• Important Survey! Household/Individual 2.0

  WOW! I just counted 'em up and we have had over 5000 views of the video blogs highlighting the Household/Individual replacement . We have also had over 100 comments, which brings me to the point of this posting... we have enough clarity to move forward Read More... Posted Monday, August 18, 2008 4:03 PM by CurtisHarris | 0 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Gears, Groups and Dupes

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Tuesday, August 12, 2008 7:51 PM by CurtisHarris | 14 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Forms

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Tuesday, August 12, 2008 4:28 PM by CurtisHarris | 12 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Requirements

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Friday, August 08, 2008 6:26 PM by CurtisHarris | 3 Comments

• Ind/Hsld 2.0 - Attributes

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Friday, August 08, 2008 4:46 PM by CurtisHarris | 2 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Basic Info

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Thursday, August 07, 2008 4:50 PM by CurtisHarris | 7 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Comm's and Addresses

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Wednesday, August 06, 2008 7:26 PM by CurtisHarris | 21 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Contacts and Notes

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Tuesday, August 05, 2008 3:35 PM by CurtisHarris | 16 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Giving

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Wednesday, July 30, 2008 7:01 PM by CurtisHarris | 15 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Involvement

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Wednesday, July 30, 2008 2:24 PM by CurtisHarris | 20 Comments

• Hsld/Ind 2.0 - Household Members

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Wednesday, July 30, 2008 2:16 PM by CurtisHarris | 19 Comments

• Household/Individual 2.0

  The project known simply as "Household/Individual 2.0" is a key building block in the overall re-design of Fellowship One. We are excited to share our design ideas based wholly on your feedback of our product over the last several years. We can’t afford Read More... Posted Tuesday, July 29, 2008 10:20 PM by CurtisHarris | 40 Comments

• F1 Strategy: the next few years (Dynamic Church '08 presentation)

  It's a bit long, but here is the presentation I gave at DC08 re: our strategy for Fellowship One. It includes: Development strategy How we choose the projects we work on Our active roadmap How you can help us both define projects and shape the future Read More... Posted Friday, June 20, 2008 10:13 PM by CurtisHarris | 1 Comments | Filed under: Product Management, roadmap

• DC08 RESTful rewind

  A few of you guys wanted the video from the conference on the RESTful API. We decided to go back and condense the presentation to give you a more tangible look @ the new API. Look for more videos in the upcoming weeks to address questions and thoughts Read More... Posted Saturday, June 14, 2008 4:19 AM by FTProductDev | 4 Comments | Filed under: development, RESTful API