Discussions about using and improving the new FamilySearch online application.

Discussions about using and improving the new FamilySearch Family Tree API.

Discussions about consuming and improving the Record Search Application

Discussions about consuming and improving the Record Search API

Discussions about PAF, PAF SDK, and the future of PAF.

Discussions about GEDCOM, its future and Global Unique Identifiers (GUIDS)

Transition from Temple-Ready to the FamilySearch Family Tree and products supporting ordinance reservations and status.

The process of selecting, matching, and combining names.

Identify and authentication strategy and methods for Client-to-Web and Web-to-Web solutions.

Methods for informing a contributor about changes in the data of online applications, setting priorities of things to do.

Links or common search parameters setup to access resources between Web applications using Persons, Sources, Places or Contributors as the index(es). Applications that do cross-referencing are recently said to be "mashing".

How to improve and standardize on source citations, source authority, and persistent URLs.

Discussions around storing information about, and collaborating with living individuals, and organizing as families.

Hosting and mashing with stories, documents, photos, audio and video.

How to engage and increase the participation of the "Ordinary Person" in desktop and online applications.

FamilySearch API interfaces using .NET, XAML, WFP-E, WinForms, VB, C#, etc.

FamilySearch API Interfaces using Ruby.

FamilySearch API Interfaces using Python.

FamiliySearch API Interfaces using Perl.

FamilySearch API Interfaces using C or C++.

FamilySearch API Interfaces using Adobe Flash or Flex.

FamilySearch API Interfaces using Adobe ColdFusion.

FamilySearch API Interfaces using Java.