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NeverFoldAQ2012-12-11 12:12:40
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NeverFoldAQ, 2012-12-11 12:12:40

Schedule // Solutions based on opensource CMS

Colleagues, Good day.

I came up with the idea of ​​working schedule options based on some extensions for different CMS (what - in principle, it doesn’t matter)

I would like to ask what anyone uses, do they use? Or are Excel tables our everything?

You can write everything from scratch, but I would like to study semi-ready-made solutions first.

A few nuances:

- There are N-number of people for whom the schedule is drawn up.
— Must be easy to edit and visually simple.
- It would be nice to teach him how to count (for example, hours)

* well, and all sorts of optional goodies like displaying the next days relative to the current date.

The Google calendar is a powerful thing, however, I could not figure out how to “prepare” it for something like this.

I would be glad if you share your experience!

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Vitaly Yushkevich, 2012-12-11
@yushkevichv

There are solutions based on ExtJs, which are very convenient and very similar to Google calendars, only more flexible, because it's just a visualization. But I won’t say anything about the one assembled in the CMS. We solved a similar problem as part of a large project, but there we wrote the code completely ourselves.

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Fyodor, 2012-12-11
@Richard_Ferlow

I will subscribe. I thought about this myself, because offices keep records in Excel.

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kpuzuc, 2012-12-11
@kpuzuc

googlesheets

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astrobeglec, 2012-12-11
@astrobeglec

I will also subscribe. In a month it will be necessary to write similar functionality for a server within a domain.

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unrealphp, 2012-12-11
@unrealphp

I use www.teamlab.com/ru/ , very convenient

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