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Sadly, the product I developed didn't take off but if you are interested in a left field take on a calendar design, you might want to take a look: https://www.chronoflocalendar.com
I tried both FireFox and Chrome and I'm not actually seeing the calendar. Is there no screenshots or demo or anything?
A few years ago, I thought I'd try to redesign the calendar (as these guys seem to want to do). My innovation was integrating a timeline navigation to allow you to easily animate between months and years. Plus, loads of visual customisation options. Sadly, the product I developed didn't take off but if you are interested in a left field take on a calendar design, you might want to take a look: https://www.chronofloca…
I tried both FireFox and Chrome and I'm not actually seeing the calendar. Is there no screenshots or demo or anything?
There's a wall of text that you can barely see. I believe it's light purple on a dark purple background? Perhaps it hints at all the events on your calendar blending so well together that you cannot tell them apart!
This is very interesting, I'm building something similar, an open source todo list + calendar at https://getartemis.app . I also had the same issues with todo lists and calendars. They don't communicate with each other. A calendar treats events as the main abstraction when in reality I want it to treat tasks as the main abstraction. When tasks are main, a lot of problems with todo lists are solved, especially the lac…
Would like to point out that the first three commenters as well as the creators of the project all have links to the Netherlands. Two of the three accounts have been dormant for a long time, too, before commenting infomercial-sounding comments here.
The amount of left coast tech types who've never used Outlook is astounding. Entire boutique solutions arise around features and ideas that were implemented over a decade ago by Microsoft. So many Golang developers I know have never been exposed to Active Directory, Exchange, etc. It's scary.
Do that many people hate the Outlook calendar? I like it (maybe a bit less in OWA, but honestly it's pretty much the same). Appointments show up, meeting rooms are pre-populated, I can see when other people are busy when writing an invite and move the meeting (or reconsider if it needs to happen at all). Oh, and when people email me invites they show up in my calendar, which doesn't work nearly as well when your cale…
Experimenting with using a calendar for work can – in my experience working with hundreds of people – have a dramatically positive impact on they people work. Give it a go :)
The amount of left coast tech types who've never used Outlook is astounding. Entire boutique solutions arise around features and ideas that were implemented over a decade ago by Microsoft. So many Golang developers I know have never been exposed to Active Directory, Exchange, etc. It's scary.