I'm looking for an online calendar for folks in my community to coordinate event scheduling...
-
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesMaybe one of these: best-free-online-calendars/[^]
-
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesI'll third Google Calendar: I use it because it spreads across all my devices (so I can add a dentist appointment on my phone as I leave and know it'll turn up on my desktop. And it has group facilities as I found out when a pair of reminders I added yesterday started going off on Herself's tablet by mistake ... :-O
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony "Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
-
Maybe one of these: best-free-online-calendars/[^]
Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and Services -
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and Services -
Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesI feel another quality article coming about a brand new low-code calendar framework :-\
-
Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesJust thinking evil thoughts: just use WordPress!!! Simply change the date of the post to reflect the date of the event and let WP sort them automatically! I haven't tested it, but I don't think WP gives a crap about things being future dated.
Our Forgotten Astronomy | Object Oriented Programming with C++
-
Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesMarc Clifton wrote:
How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
### How _CALENDARS_ Proliferate ### I updated the XKCD comic to fit your need. This should solve everything for you. :rolleyes: https://i.stack.imgur.com/1AJYZ.png[^]
-
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesWouldn't it just be easier to be antisocial? :-D
Real programmers use butterflies
-
Wouldn't it just be easier to be antisocial? :-D
Real programmers use butterflies
-
Wouldn't it just be easier to be antisocial? :-D
Real programmers use butterflies
Works for me... I've been practicing Social Distancing for > 60 years!
Will Rogers never met me.
-
Wow, these all so complicated. I just want a website that brings up a calendar, lets you change the month, add and event at a particular date/time and, if it's your event remove it. Minimal login to allow you to delete/update your own events, and an admin login to manage events because even in this day and age some people don't use computers. :rolleyes: How hard can it be to make something simple? Do I have to write this myself? :rolleyes:
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesI'm a bit surprised that it's so hard to find, Marc. Back when I was attempting to figure out C++ with MFC, I was looking for the same thing and never located it. I tried writing my own, but that was a complete disaster. I wonder if there's something in the Wordpress Plug-in world that will do the job?
Will Rogers never met me.
-
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesGoogle calendar - the bin collection service use it in Cambridge so that I know which bin to put out each week(no predictable pattern so the calendar is generally necessary).
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
-
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesHave you seen teamup.com? Works great for my use case, and it's free, but that depends on the number of users/features. Login on the free tier is by personal link (no password), so that's certainly easy, if perhaps not very safe.
This is not a signature.
-
Just thinking evil thoughts: just use WordPress!!! Simply change the date of the post to reflect the date of the event and let WP sort them automatically! I haven't tested it, but I don't think WP gives a crap about things being future dated.
Our Forgotten Astronomy | Object Oriented Programming with C++
WordPress will allow any date be entered as a post date. On my winemaking site I have notes going back to 1981 -- I set the post date to the date a batch started, and as you said, WordPress sorts the posts sequentially.
-
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesCan Eventbrite meet your need or is it a machine gun to kill a simple ant? https://www.eventbrite.com/blog/quick-start-guide/
-
Have you seen teamup.com? Works great for my use case, and it's free, but that depends on the number of users/features. Login on the free tier is by personal link (no password), so that's certainly easy, if perhaps not very safe.
This is not a signature.
I use teamup.com for coaches to schedule practice time at various baseball fields. I plug in reoccurring appointments for our scheduled games and they can create their own calendar events around those, and each other’s practices. I have a different page for each age group and within that I have a calendar for each field. As long as you don't need more than 8 calendars on your calendar page, it works great.
-
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesFrom a end user standpoint https://calendly.com/[^] was really good. We used it successfully last year with a bunch of very non-technical people and it just worked. We used it set up a bunch of one-on-ones so it wasn't the typical situation. A few years ago I saw someone try and set their one-on-ones with google forms and the data was so corrupted by the end they had to cancel everything and set things up manually over the phone.
-
...and my google-fu is failing: I find lots of stuff, like monday.com, etc., for businesses, but I want something simpler, preferably free / low cost, that is more local community oriented. Any suggestions?
Latest Articles:
ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and ServicesI've been using Google Calendar for a little over 10 years. So far, soo good. One neat feature is its ability to link, via an ICS file, to the various sports organizations that my kids belong to. When they update a team practice/game, our family calendar is automatically updated.
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him." - James D. Miles
