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PHPWebCalendar is a feature rich events calendar using AJAX to display events. Features include: advanced events system, admin panel, a portal page, news, upcoming events, multiple calendars, simple API, RSS feeds, web based instal and a whole lot more!
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cmappCalendar is a very fast calendar (including an events management feature) developed using object orientated PHP. It is especially suited for websites which demand performace.
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A web diary and calendar system written in Perl, using a MySQL database backend. A key aim is to produce a high quality program built within a standard perl installation using minimal external packages.
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ttcsv2ics is a perl script, which transforms csv files into ics (iCalendar, RFC2445) files. It is designed for the csv files, we are using for the schedule of our table tennis matches, but it's easily adaptable to any kind of csv file with calendar entr
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School project. Task management system using a Mobile J2ME application, a Swing desktop application and a Java Webservice. This project makes use of the Google Calendar and Yahoo Maps API's.
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Jqtc stands for java QT Calendar. As the name implicates a calendar application written in Java using the QT Jambi library to create the gui.
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A Rainlendar-like calendar for your desktop released under GNU GPL License. It is good looking (using real transparency), small and it integrates well in your desktop.
