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Summary

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Sep 1, 2005
Sep 1, 2005 / pixtur
Dec 10, 2007 / bw
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20.6
marc.f
 

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Features

  • Syncing with iCal?
  • Sharing with other calendars?


Questions

What items are display in the calendar?

  • Milestones of open projects for each user?
  • Task of category Event (upcomming)
  • Birthdays?
  • what else???
  • are there non project items in the calendar

How is the calendar being used?

  • What can be done in the calendar view
    • Adding new events and items?



Other Calendars

calendar.google.com

google_calendar_dates.png
  • excellent ajax features
  • Moving of events
  • Combining / distinguish different calendars by color
  • Adding new Events on the fly by "bubbles on click"
  • Views: Months, Day, Week
  • Excellent editing of Dates / Times


NetOffice



Basecamp HQ


As for the calender, I'd like to be able to add items to the calender with or without a link to a project. I'd like to be able to add people to the item on the calender and have them automatically notified by email.

from barend





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newTaskWhen will a calender-version be released?dizmarc.f
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12 Comments

guest

Sep 26, 2005
version 6
Calendar feature
And it shuld be compatible with iCal (publich in private server..)

pixtur

Dec 22, 2005
version 5
Antwort auf Calendar feature
Yes, I know. I am still learning about how to set up such a system.

binder

Oct 12, 2006
a few thoughts

what should a calender do?

  • provide a quick overview of dates
  • provide private information
  • provide a overview of meetings/dates/...

what special features could a calender in streber do?

  • if all streber dates could be stored in my PIM (over API)a calender in streber offers IMHO no significant additional information

That's why I think just a "calender" doesn't bring any more reasonable advantage. For this I can use my PIM! ;)
And the energy put in an API is IMHO much better invested than in a 'simple' calender?

But if we started with a calender with GANTT-functions, this would bring much more advantages to this issue! So I think, we should first take on the API (which opens much more opportunities!) and then take on GANTT-Charts?

pixtur

Oct 12, 2006
Calendar now?
To : You are perfectly right. The API would bring much more benefit than an "Pure" calendar. But still a lot of people do not have a PIM to sync with. And even if they could sync, setting up both applications like this would still be pretty tricky.

Since Marc Ferguson asked on what he can work, I thought that starting with a calendar now might be a good idea. I doubt, that all developers can work on the API simultanously.



binder

Oct 13, 2006
Antwort auf Calendar now?
okay, perhaps I am a bit too narrow-minded and focused on IT-based companies like ours! ;) But you're right, not everybody has a PIM or even Exchange to assign dates in teamwork...

of course I don't mind someone working on calender! go ahead! *G* But perhaps we can define the goal "calender" on a more "GANTT-like" calender? or a calender with GANTT-option?

pixtur

Oct 13, 2006
Reply to Antwort auf Calendar now?
Hmm...
 you me something like I proposed for the redesign of home?

binder

Oct 13, 2006
Antwort auf Reply to Antwort auf Calendar now?
yes. if youe mean: home_v020.png.

something like that: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:Gantt_diagramm.png

binder

Oct 13, 2006
version 2
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pixtur

Oct 13, 2006
Yes, something like this...
I could be rendered pretty cool with HTML/CSS only. Rendering real Gantt-Diagrams with dependancies would require rendering images. Doesn't it?



marc.f

Oct 19, 2006
Reply to Yes, something like this...
I'm thinking that we could use something similar to what netOffice did with their Gantt charts, jpGraph (http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/)

marc.f

Oct 19, 2006
version 3
Reply to Yes, something like this...
I'm thinking that we could use something similar to what netOffice did with their Gantt charts, jpGraph (http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/)

bw

Dec 10, 2007
Reply to Yes, something like this...
For rendering images ImageMagick can do the trick. On both linux and windows.
 
 

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