Just noticed the Tim Morgan link in the site footer doesn't work. Guessing it has to do with how your inline JS is setup, or perhaps one of the 37 console errors on the page.

PS - Love the site, and looks like a great product. Happy someone finally made decent OS church directory software!
PPS - Nice color scheme - I used a similar palette in the hospitalrun design (OS EMR system). Good taste, mate.

• heroku addons:add sendgrid:starter (user must verify their account)
• rake profiles:heroku:config to update settings.
• heroku run rake db:migrate

I found this. You might want to add it.

http://xiphos.org/

gem install bundler
bundle install

if that fails, users can do the following to run the local rake command:

rake -f lib/tasks/heroku.rake -ryaml -r './app/models/setting' profiles:heroku:config  

https://github.com/tbar0970/jethro-pmm

Mature open source solution, used by at least 50 churches I know of, several contributors.

PHP+MySQL web app.

Going to /install gives a 404.

@X-Light can you figure out how to export the help as html so we can integrate with the website?

x-light/onebody-help should be moved under the Church.IO org on GitHub

This is a hack, but works without loading the full environment:

rake -f lib/tasks/heroku.rake -ryaml -r './app/models/setting' profiles:heroku:config  

https://groups.google.com/group/churchio/browse_thread/thread/3b90b10ab7a7a8b6

Tabs:

• Windows
• Mac
• Linux

It would be great if the "differences" between the instructions could be done with some inline branching style so as to avoid having large swaths of the installation be duplicated between all the platforms and having to maintain every change on every platform.

Example (pseudocode):

<li>Do this.</li>
<li>Do that.</li>
<if windows>
  <li>Do something on Windows.</li>
</if>

Please add this to the list of free open source software: http://waterschurch.github.io/youtube_controller/

http://www.churchcrm.io/

I Like the idea of this page, I hope you don't mind if i create one like it on http://www.churchcrm.io/

Thanks
George

We should add a link to the top (at least) and maybe down on the page somewhere (use your own judgment).

URL is http://church.io/onebody/help

Quelea is a great software presentation tool. Can you add this to the list of free church software? It's open source.

Here is an addition to the list of open source church software:

Initially written for Russian speaking churches, but now is multilingual. Supports Windows, Linux, and Mac.

1. Open Git Bash
2. Type ssh-keygen

Do this before heroku keys:add.

Have you thought of developing an app similar to the now defunct "The Table" or ACS' "The City"? I am planting a church and simply unable to afford the costs associated with a commercial product such as the City. We used The Table until the platform was discontinued. The Table (and the City) are wonderful tools for connecting and discipling people of the church outside the normal church's meeting times.

This command will list time zones so the user can update their config/settings.yml file appropriately.

I made this, maybe add to the list?

https://github.com/genu/bible-helper

In order to enable the Sendgrid addon, one must verify their Heroku account with credit card info, which may scare away some users from installing Profiles.

We should add a note to the install instructions stating that the step is completely optional (in case the user is concerned about inputting their CC info).

Justyn reports in the Google Group:

I've been trying to follow the
instructions and all appears to work down to 4.3. I get error messages
with the first copy and paste of the instructions in that it ways
there is no app. Is there something with Heroku or else where that I
might have missed?

Need to update install instructions, after new dev is moved into separate branch of Profiles.

We are a community of developers, designers, and users who believes church software is too expensive and difficult to use.

Should read We are a community of developers, designers, and users who believe church software is too expensive and difficult to use.