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Yacal -- yet another calendar
Motivation
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yacal is intended to be concise and malleable, with few dependencies.
Things like authentication, recurring events, interfaces to a relational
database, and fancy graphics were deliberately not implemented.
The design goals were to have :
- a clear presentation
- the ability to edit a day while looking at the rest of the days
(no clicking, editing, coming back)
- highly maintainable, and easily auditable source code
- no javascript or other server side languages
- lightweight and fast (i.e. without needing a dedicated mod_perl webserver)
- data stored in a highly portable, readable format (Data::Dumper)
Interface-wise, I wanted to mimick a paper month-based calendar as closely
as possible.
Brian Duggan <bduggan@matatu.org>
Copyright (C) 2005-2010 Brian Duggan








