MemoryMiner

In my last post, I mentioned that it was written specifically for a “Blog Carnival.” It was a new experience for me, but I really enjoyed participating. This installment is now up, and is full of really great posts. Have a look here: http://familyoralhistory.us/news/view/genealogy_carnival_12/

It’s been just over one year since the very first public announcement of MemoryMiner. Man, time flies. A few days ago, Susan Kitchens, of familyoralhistory.us fame invited me to participate in a Blog Carnival, and who am I to refuse? The topic was something along the lines of overcoming technical issues while recording a family […]

Yup, we did it: MemoryMiner 1.2 is out the door. I think this one’s cool for a couple of reasons: the integration with Google Maps (testers really seem to have loved this feature) and the new, improved MemoryMiner web viewer that’s based on HTML and CSS. With Google Maps, you get pan and zoomable maps, […]