bloben-app

Hello, I have been developing self hosted CalDAV calendar Bloben (https://bloben.com), which is now available also as standalone Electron desktop client for Linux and Windows. It is using same client and server code base with some changes like: - switching from PostgreSQL database to SQLite - requests are handled with IPC - no account management, just single user Why Electron app when there is already self hosted client? I think there are some people, who don't want all features from self hosted version and using desktop app might be easier for them or it is just better alternative (be it maintenance, security, features). Published versions are advised to be for testing purposes only due to possibly many bugs. They can be found here: https://bloben.com/download Main git repository is here: https://github.com/nibdo/bloben-app Thank you a

Thank you. Yes, as @gnabgib pointed, you can use it directly from included repositories (static React sites with Node.js server). I can add some basic guide to docs as alternative setup. Repositories are also in Readme under "Source" https://github.com/nibdo/bloben-app

Clickable link to project on Microsoft Github: https://github.com/nibdo/bloben-app

Hello all, I have been working on a self hosted CalDAV calendar client Bloben https://github.com/nibdo/bloben-app This is mostly an alternative to other web clients like great AgenDAV with some additional features I wanted to use like email invites, alarms, webcalendars, etc. You can play with demo (limited to read access) here: https://demo.bloben.com/api/v1/users/login-demo?username=dem... In the end it should provide separate clients also for CalDAV tasks and notes. One thing I would maybe like to discuss more is adding encryption, which is obviously quite problematic when using standards like CalDAV. Initially I just added non-compatible fully encrypted calendars, but realised this might not be useful for many people using different clients. Something halfway is adding an option to protect only some, say sensitive, events by encryptin