I open-sourced my calendar after 2 years

• compass

  2 122 8.3 TypeScript

  🧭 Monorepo for Compass, a weekly calendar for minimalists (by SwitchbackTech)

  

26 months of work, including 461 files, 21,905 lines of code, and 171 tests, is now public at: https://github.com/SwitchbackTech/compass.

I started working on this project because I needed a better way to stay on top of my schedule and tasks. As a minimalist, I wanted it to be simple and smooth. I spent the next two years building the foundational features, like OAuth, sessions, Gcal sync, drag-and-drop, and recurring events.

I gave it a helluva shot, but I didn't finish making my dream calendar. But now that my code is public, maybe you can make yours. Thanks to the MIT license, you could even fork it, add your spin to it, charge for it, and grow it into a great business.All I ask is that you let me know once it's ready so I can finally stop using my Google Calendar

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