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I wonder, what would be cheapest way for backend to store calendar events and share between own devices? We are talking only about ten or so events per month, f

by butz 3y ago

I wonder, what would be cheapest way for backend to store calendar events and share between own devices? We are talking only about ten or so events per month, for one year ahead. Maybe connect to github repo and commit each change into some text or json file?

tomosterlund 3y ago
This would be one way. Another way, which fullcalendar does, and which I intend to implement down the road, is Google calendar. You can actually use their calendar as a backend, and fetch the events from it to display elsewhere.
samstave 3y ago
>cheapest backend to store...? Tweets to Self. I text or email myself all the time, setup a feed to watch your tweets to yourself with the calendar events - it gets stored on twitter infra, accessible via browser, client, whatever, sharable, screenshotable and can be made private - and you just subscribe the calendar to that feed and replicate the tweet's payload into your offline, personal calendar from the feed. Tweets are already timestamped - and for self and the following, BlueChecks can be used to ensure that event invites are only from validated people, or whitelist invites from only those you follow... Others could invite you via tweets, and have "invites" show up in a bucket/panel in your calendar, and you can click to add them to the calendar and autotweet an RSVP/Reject via same.
- japanman185 3y ago
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