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> Instead, initially went with the approach of hosting my dynamically updating iCal file in an S3 bucket and using ICSx5 on Android to sync with it. No CalDAV n
by NoTeslaThrow 1y ago
> Instead, initially went with the approach of hosting my dynamically updating iCal file in an S3 bucket and using ICSx5 on Android to sync with it. No CalDAV needed – just HTTPS.
Well you also can't integrate this into most calendars. I don't even know what the hell an iCal file is. I haven't even heard "iCal" in what feels like decades.
> I know I will probably get pushback over this, but CalDAV sucks.
All the alternatives are worse.
- ravenstine 1y agoShort for iCalendar. (.ics files) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar
- Suppafly 1y ago[flagged]
- NoTeslaThrow 1y ago> I'm not even sure you're qualified to comment then. I'm qualified to point out that this is a hugely dickish way to communicate
- woleium 1y agoCome on folks, be nice, we are all here to learn.