vlbrown
09-20-2005, 03:49 PM
On Monday, our exec. assistants asked to meet with me Tuesday to discuss adding a "corporate events" calendar to our Intranet.
On Tuesday, 8 am, I googled for PHP Calendar programs (that did not require MySQL). I found two or three, tried them, and immediately narrowed the field to EasyPHPCalendar.
By 9:30 I had a demo calendar configured and set up. At 10:00 I walked into my meeting with the Exec Assts (who were expecting to talk about what might be possible) and surprised them with a working demo. We purchased a license over the web during the meeting.
By noon, I took a look at our as-yet-not-published calendar. Our EA's have been busy! They've got categories, colors, and lots of events... It looks like we're just about ready to announce to the company!
Four hours from Google to Ready-to-go.
I'm impressed.
On Tuesday, 8 am, I googled for PHP Calendar programs (that did not require MySQL). I found two or three, tried them, and immediately narrowed the field to EasyPHPCalendar.
By 9:30 I had a demo calendar configured and set up. At 10:00 I walked into my meeting with the Exec Assts (who were expecting to talk about what might be possible) and surprised them with a working demo. We purchased a license over the web during the meeting.
By noon, I took a look at our as-yet-not-published calendar. Our EA's have been busy! They've got categories, colors, and lots of events... It looks like we're just about ready to announce to the company!
Four hours from Google to Ready-to-go.
I'm impressed.