Help the Church Develop Software
Interested in developing, designing, and testing software applications for members of the Church around the world as well as at Church headquarters? We’re looking for software developers, designers, testers, technical writers, translators, security experts, architects, and project managers to get involved in our community projects. To get started, follow these three steps:
For more information, visit the Getting Involved with Projects or Current Needs wiki pages.
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Written by Rick Fielding
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Thursday, 29 July 2010 21:44 |
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Dealing with change is a popular topic in business. It’s the subject of many business books. Change in the business world parallels change in the gospel in many ways. The gospel of Jesus Christ is about repentance, the ultimate in personal change. Change in the business world focuses on how we as individuals and organizations react to external forces that disrupt the status quo. Technology industries are always changing. Advancements come at a dizzying pace and they impact how we deliver services to our customers. Changes, whether they are organizational or technological, are received in a variety of ways.
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Written by Spencer Uresk
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 13:08 |
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We are pleased to announce our first official release of the LDSTech integrated development environment (IDE). The Java Stack team has been working hard on this project for the last several months. In this article, we’ll tell you a little more about what is included in the IDE, the goals behind it, and our future plans.
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Written by Cassie McDaniel
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Monday, 28 June 2010 12:52 |
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The new Mobile Applications site (part of beta.lds.org) was recently launched. It is designed to be your destination for all things mobile from the Church. Every official mobile application released by the Church will be listed on this page. Beta.lds.org is the next generation of LDS.org.
The Mormon Channel for iPad application was recently added to the page, as well as the other new mobile apps.
You can also stay updated about mobile applications by liking LDS Mobile Applications on Facebook.
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Written by Nathan Lockard
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Wednesday, 16 June 2010 13:02 |
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For many software development professionals, estimation is at best a necessary evil and at worst a hiss and a byword. Here’s a sample conversation in which time is estimated for a software project:
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 14:33 |
Family Safety with Technology Wiki and Forum
The LDSTech Wiki is divided into three sub wikis, the Project Wiki, the Clerk Wiki, and the Family Safety with Technology Wiki. There is also a sub forum of the LDSTech Forum called Family Safety with Technology.
These tools are designed as a place for community members to discuss issues and ideas with one another. Please join us today.
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What is LDSTech?
With the global reach of the Church, members from around the world are curious about the type of technical work we do. This Web site is designed to give you a glimpse into that work and how you can get involved.
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