Comments on: BibleTech 2010 Wrap-up

By: Jonathan Russell

Jonathan Russell — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 20:49:12 +0000

Hey Trey, definitely interested in getting to see and try out Holy Lamp. I found this website by adding a google alert to see any mentions of Holy Lamp. I read about it on the Bible Tech conference website since I am in South Africa and cannot afford to attend the event, I like checking up on the speakers at the conference.

By: Ben Garrett

Ben Garrett — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 14:03:50 +0000

I hope this app comes out soon because I am gonna be the first to download it haha

By: Trey Gourley

Trey Gourley — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 02:08:08 +0000

Anssi,

Thanks for your note. I am definitely working to get the app out as quickly as possible. Please keep an eye on my blog and twitter for when the app goes public.

Thanks,

Trey G.

By: Anssi Rönnqvist

Anssi Rönnqvist — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 20:35:45 +0000

Holy Lamp sounds very interesting. I read your introduction text from Bibletech2010. I’ve been having same kind of thoughts lately about adaptive plans and so on. First quarter of 2010 is soon over, anxiously waiting for the launch …

By: BibleTech:2010 Debrief | BibleTech Blog

BibleTech:2010 Debrief | BibleTech Blog — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 18:08:58 +0000

[...] The BibleTech conference is an annual highlight for those of us who work at the intersection of Bible stuff and technology, and last week’s meeting in San Jose was no exception. This was the third BibleTech — i’ve been fortunate to have attended (and presented at) them all — and there’s always a great mix of new ideas, updates on ongoing projects, and lots of interesting people to talk to. (some other reviews: Rick Brannan, Mike Aubrey, Trey Gourley) [...]

By: Blogos - God’s Word | our words | meaning, communication, & technology | following Jesus, the Word made flesh » BibleTech:2010 Debrief

Wed, 31 Mar 2010 00:20:22 +0000

[...] BibleTech:2010 Debrief The BibleTech conference is an annual highlight for those of us who work at the intersection of Bible stuff and technology, and last week’s meeting in San Jose was no exception. This was the third BibleTech — i’ve been fortunate to have attended (and presented at) them all — and there’s always a great mix of new ideas, updates on ongoing projects, and lots of interesting people to talk to. (an incomplete list of other reviews: Rick Brannan, Mike Aubrey, Trey Gourley) [...]