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Calagator is an open community ecosystem based calendar that has gone dorment.

I'm working on reviving the project, and as of today we now have it running on Rails 6.1 (up from Rails 4).

Follow along here:
https://github.com/calagator/calagator/issues/706

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What's the recommended way to start a new calagator project in 2022? · Issue #706 · calagator/calagator

Hi folks I've attempted to setup calagator a few ways: With the latest preview release With the current stable release but specifying Rails 5 as my desired rails. Both methods generated errors in t...

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Toran Shaw Mar 6, 2024

@richiekhoo I've often thought about eventually creating an open source (and local first) calendar system, where you'd sync over wifi rather than using the cloud. All the cross-platform calendars that I've found thus far, all are front ends for Google and the other big players!

I'm not currently a programmer though, even though Ruby is on my list of languages to learn!

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Todd A. Jacobs | Rubyist Mar 6, 2024

@richiekhoo Major-version uplifts of #RubyOnRails apps can be very painful, especially if you’re more than one major version behind and have lots of gem dependencies. Plus, #iCal itself is in #XML and not as standardized as one might expect. Calendar lock-in is definitely a huge problem, and no one has a good solution these days. Wishing you luck!