The #schedule for #FOSDEM 2026 is now also available on Calendify:
https://calendify.com/schedule/Qm5M1n6gEzK
If you want to use the same look and feel but with an independent offline-first solution, you can use the FOSDEM schedule in the new #Skedz app:
https://app.skedz.org/?url=https://cors.skedz.org/https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/xml
Heading to Brussels? If you're still putting together your @fosdem 2026 schedule, the full programme is now available in the Skedz schedule viewer:
https://app.skedz.org/?url=https://cors.skedz.org/https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/xml
Offline-first, no backend, runs entirely in your browser.
- Search & filter options
- Build your own schedule
- Export your schedule to iCal
- Local notifications
More info: https://skedz.org
#fosdem #fosdem2026 #fahrplan #schedule #foss #opensource #skedz
For schedules that block cross-origin access in the browser (e.g. #FOSDEM), there's now a small companion project: the Skedz CORS Proxy. A simple proxy with a domain whitelist, easy to self-host or run locally.
Public instance: https://cors.skedz.org
Example: https://cors.skedz.org/https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/xml
Source (AGPLv3): https://github.com/ysorge/skedz-cors-proxy
Small #Skedz update after #39C3:
The PWA can now load not only JSON (schedule.json), but also XML (schedule.xml), XCal and iCal - making it easy to use for events like #FOSDEM as well.
Second update: schedules can now be shared directly via ?url= links. Example: https://app.skedz.org/?url=https://api.events.ccc.de/congress/2025/schedule.json
Project website: https://skedz.org
Kitsune / Yves 👾
