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the user/pass nag thing is kind of annoying but this is a very cool implementation of a quick and simple scheduling app. in fact, use the berkeley schedule for
by alaskamiller 19y ago
the user/pass nag thing is kind of annoying but this is a very cool implementation of a quick and simple scheduling app.
in fact, use the berkeley schedule for the data backend and i would switch to using this over the other hacked together schedulers available.
ps. i <3 hypem
- chime 19y agoI just disabled the alert that said "Please enter a username and password above first" when you clicked on an event without logging in. Now it just shows the event details. The signup process is extremely simple. Type in a username, enter a password and it creates an account. I'm the first one to complain about needless signups but to make your own schedule and have it printable in a decent format, signing up is pretty much the best solution. I just setup iCal export for your selected sched.org events. My username is 'chirag' so my schedule will be http://sched.org/sxsw2008/chirag http://sched.org/sxsw2008/chirag and iCal URL will be http://sched.org/sxsw2008/chirag.ical http://sched.org/sxsw2008/chirag.ical If you use Google Calendar, you can import this directly. This is a very specific tool with a narrow market/target-audience and not meant to replace anything general like Google Calendar or Eventful.
- alaskamiller 19y agoAs for usage, what I meant was at Berkeley a student made a homebrew app to help organize class schedules. This is the database: http://schedule.berkeley.edu/ http://schedule.berkeley.edu/ This is the app: http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~amanb/makeSched/ http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~amanb/makeSched/ Your app is the perfect interface if it can hook into the Berkeley schedule database.