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I am grateful: The #OpenWebCalendar is one of the #opensource projects that get funded by @NGIZero this year!
We have funding for a lot of the #Python stack that it takes to build #calendar applications and #share the appointments via #ICS files: #icalendar #XWRTimezone #RecurringIcalEvents #ICSQuery #Mergecal #Caldav
Read more here: https://nlnet.nl/project/OpenWebCalendar-recurring/
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I got the shirt from #tidelift for raising the security of several software packages for #Python and #icalendar. This, #rfc5545 is used in so many places to exchange calendar events freely.
You can directly support my work, too: https://open-web-calendar.quelltext.eu/contributing/
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I completed all the tests to #Tidelift the #opensource #python #package x-wr-timezone.
Tidelift helps your company to secure the supply chain for the free software dependencies of your solutions. It is worth checking out if you care about #foss #sustainability.
https://pypi.org/project/x-wr-timezone/
#OpenWebCalendar #xwrtimezone #icalendar #google #funding #security
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I just installed #UptimeKuma
https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma
It was relatively easy to get notifications to #signal and #telegram to tell me if my #website and #webservice is running.
You can pull the container with #docker and #docker_compose.
The reason is that #uptimerobot is switching to a paid plan for commercial services.
Within an few minutes, I also added a #status #page for the #OpenWebCalendar: https://kuma.hosted.quelltext.eu/status/open-web-calendar
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I just installed #UptimeKuma
https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma
It was relatively easy to get notifications to #signal and #telegram to tell me if my #website and #webservice is running.
You can pull the container with #docker and #docker_compose.
The reason is that #uptimerobot is switching to a paid plan for commercial services.
Within an few minutes, I also added a #status #page for the #OpenWebCalendar: https://kuma.hosted.quelltext.eu/status/open-web-calendar
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I just installed #UptimeKuma
https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma
It was relatively easy to get notifications to #signal and #telegram to tell me if my #website and #webservice is running.
You can pull the container with #docker and #docker_compose.
The reason is that #uptimerobot is switching to a paid plan for commercial services.
Within an few minutes, I also added a #status #page for the #OpenWebCalendar: https://kuma.hosted.quelltext.eu/status/open-web-calendar
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I would like to thank my #sponsors on #GitHub. The funding is a good start to get the free software projects like #icalendar, #OpenWebCalendar, #RecurringIcalEvents , #icsquery and #mergecal up-to-date and #sustainable
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#icalendar #OpenWebCalendar #icsquery and many other #Python libraries are participating this #October in the @hacktoberfest!
Whether you are new to #opensource or know it for a while: You can contribute to a lot of projects on #GitHub and #GitLab. Join us!
💛
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We have released a new version of #RecurringIcalEvents - event times calculation for #icalendar in #Python. This release includes the rare case of rescheduling all future events as well as being able to edit the content of all future events. In the specification it is RANGE=THISANDFUTURE.
A new release of the #OpenWebCalendar will support this. If you would like to help us, if you have #LotusNotes installed, look here: https://github.com/niccokunzmann/python-recurring-ical-events/issues/184
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What is in .ics files? These calendar files can now be inspected with a new command line tool: ics-query
https://pypi.org/project/ics-query/
Due to the power of #OpenSource, this tool was easy to create and has a high quality and compatibility from the start. The calculation module python-recurring-ical-events is more than five years old and has seen many improvements and contributions since.
#icalendar #rfc5545 #ics #ical #calendar #command #bash #shell #OpenWebCalendar #foss #gpl #icsquery
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The #OpenWebCalendar is now also available as a #Python package on #PyPI. This makes it easy to install!
Check out the documentation:
https://open-web-calendar.quelltext.eu/host/pypi/ -
The #icalendar package has released a major update to Version 6 after a long time.
Announcement: https://github.com/collective/icalendar/discussions/687
Gratitudes go to @nlnet for the funding. Thanks to @plone for the #sprint.
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Working on the #OpenWebCalendar project is spanning different challenges: How to host a free service? How to notify people about the move to self-hosting now that #Heroku shut down free hosting if you do not collect their data? How to ask for contribution while preserving software #freedom.
The project merges different #ICS calendars into a customizable viewer for websites.
https://open-web-calendar.hosted.quelltext.eu/
I am learning and had my first donation. The vision of freedom for all does touch.