meetingShed - easy meeting scheduling with Google Calendar
meetingShed is a web app that grew out of a project I have been working on for some time which is actually about integrating logic programming with web applications. It is a meeting booking system using Google Calendar data to find and book meeting slots. Features include: - Google Calendar integration - Import Google Contacts - Narrow down time slots and avoid double bookings based on attendee and location availability - Notifications by email - Assign positions for a location using Google Maps, allowing all attendees to receive a map in the notification email The app has launched in beta…
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meetingShed is a web app that grew out of a project I have been working on for some time which is actually about integrating logic programming with web applications. It is a meeting booking system using Google Calendar data to find and book meeting slots. Features include: - Google Calendar integration - Import Google Contacts - Narrow down time slots and avoid double bookings based on attendee and location availability - Notifications by email - Assign positions for a location using Google Maps, allowing all attendees to receive a map in the notification email The app has launched in beta at www.meetingshed.com The platform developed which integrates the logic programming components is Open Source and available at kms.intelligent-architectures.co.uk All feedback will be gratefully received. So far the app has been developed by myself, whilst finishing my degree with zero funding whatsoever.
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