I came across this article on Church Crunch and thought, “this is something I’m already doing!” – but then I realized after watching the video there that I’m actually doing it differently than they suggested. So I just thought I’d throw up this short screencast on how to create a desktop application using Google Chrome. Just for you:
http://www.vimeo.com/9661852About Me
My name is Darren Ethier. I'm the Assistant Pastor of Waterloo Pentecostal Assembly in Waterloo, Ontario. I'm the father of four children and husband of the most beautiful woman in the world. My passion is technology and it's strategic use in ministry. I'm also the developer of the popular WordPress plugin Organize Series
The Tweets
Just wrote and posted: Quick Organize Series Update http://bit.ly/9v9KxI #organizeseries
1 month ago from Twitter ToolsWhat people are saying...
- Given a certain level of technological superiority...
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- Darren, thanks for sharing. I think we all strugg...
- Thanks for the post Darren. There's hope for m...
- Hm, rats. Well, thanks! I love the plugin
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- Good stuff, Darren! peace | dewde
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