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October 2009
WordPress › BuddyPress Events Calendar « WordPress Plugins
by mozkart
(via)
Exposing calendar events using iCalendar in Django | Technobabble - Christian Joergensen
by karlcow
I recently wrote simple abstraction for exposing calendar events in Django as iCalendar feeds. It relies on vobject for managing the formatting of the calendar file, so you will need this if you want to try it out. It is available in Debian in the python-vobject package.
Pola-Calendar Project. - a set on Flickr
by blackgoldfish
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RFC 5545 - Internet Calendaring and Scheduling Core Object Specification (iCalendar)
by karlcow
This document defines the iCalendar data format for representing and exchanging calendaring and scheduling information such as events, to-dos, journal entries, and free/busy information, independent of any particular calendar service or protocol.
September 2009
EventCalendar for Wordpress | Get EventCalendar for Wordpress at SourceForge.net
by mozkart
(via)
A New Calendar Can Solve World Problems, Says Galactic Research Institute - pseudo-science - io9
by bouilloire
August 2009
Ebook growth explosive; serious disruptions around the corner - The Shatzkin Files
by karlcow
(via)
The news about trade ebook sales growth continues apace. The IDPF has just said that sales in June 2009 were up 136% over June a year ago. Calendar year sales to date are up about 150% over 2008.
jquery week-calendar
by Xavier Lacot
& 2 others
July 2009
Open Atrium
by Neewok
& 7 others
Open Atrium is an intranet in a box that has group spaces to allow different teams to have their own conversations. It comes with six features - a blog, a wiki, a calendar, a to do list, a shoutbox, and a dashboard to manage it all.
Open Atrium
by Spone
& 7 others
Open Atrium
by srcmax
& 7 others
The Google Apps Blog (original posts): Introducing Google Calendar Labs
by srcmax
(via)
When you sign in to Calendar today, you'll see a new page in Settings called Labs where, just like in Gmail, we'll list new highly experimental features for you to try. (Those of you who use Google Apps at work or school will first need your domain admins to enable Labs by checking the "Turn on new features" box in Domain Settings.)
