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Everything iCal resource

Niall sent me this today - Ohtogo’s iCal Resources. I’ve heard about python folks have used, but this is the first real package I’ve found (and I did actually sniff around the MozCalendar mailing list, pretty scary. Shoulda just searched). I’m not coder enough to write my own, far better to munge other stuff.

The iCal WordPress plugin sounds good, but I want it in the other direction. I want my calendar (only certain categories) to drive my ical, to drive my blog - pour in all the new data into new post drafts? I’m not really sure how realistic that is, but I sure want it to be less work.

That reminds me, I was gonna install that but then got distracted. But a good distracted: you’ll never guess what by! Backing up and cleaning up my server! Oh, I’ll be a good little girl geek some day.

I’ll be very interested to see what code it generates from the WP iCal plugin. It may very well be liveable to just use that, instead of cracking into the problems off stripping out categories and checking to see what’s already been added.

I’ve also been dying to know what the “h” meant in Tantek/Technorati’s “hcal”, “hcard”, etc, hstandards. It’s just for HTML.