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Discover the newest update for developers – WebCalendar v1.9.1 and the latest development code version are now available on DockerHub! Learn how to use Docker commands to pull these versions straight into your development environment.
Are you a Peloton enthusiast looking for a seamless way to integrate your workout schedule with your calendar? We’ve got you covered! In this article, we’ll walk you through the process of effortlessly adding your Peloton workouts to popular calendar applications, allowing you to stay organized and stay on top of your fitness goals.
We embarked on this journey armed with ChatGPT, a powerful language model, to guide us in finding the necessary Python libraries and implementing a conversion script. With the help of the pylotoncycle library and some custom code, we developed a solution that automates the conversion of Peloton workouts to iCalendar format.
But we didn’t stop there. We recognized the importance of contributing back to the community, so we added unit tests and submitted a pull request to the pylotoncycle library. Our contribution not only enhanced the library but also paved the way for other developers to leverage our solution for their own Peloton integration needs.
In this article, we’ll explain the challenges we faced, the steps we took to overcome them, and the benefits of integrating Peloton workouts with calendars. Whether you’re a software developer or a Peloton user interested in the technical details, this article will provide you with the insights and guidance you need to seamlessly incorporate your Peloton workouts into your calendar.
For applications like WebCalendar, it’s important to have a reliable and scalable infrastructure to support them. One way to achieve this is by using Infrastructure as Code (IAC) to provision and manage your infrastructure. IAC allows you to automate the provisioning and management of your infrastructure, reducing the risk of errors and saving time. In this post, we will be discussing how to use Terraform to install aWebCalendar on an AWS EC2 instance using Amazon Linux 2. We will also discuss the benefits of IAC and compare Terraform to AWS Cloud Formation.
In this post, I am going to go over some of the options for installing WebCalendar using Amazon AWS. I’ll go over the most common ways and discuss the benefits and issues with each here.
Version 1.9.0 of WebCalendar has been released. This release is overdue and addresses some of the technical debt that has accumulated in WebCalendar over the
So, the updated UI effort is underway, and I’m making good progress. WebCalendar has a lot of legacy CSS/Javascript that was in need of updating.
The WebCalendar user interface has become rather dated, and new UI options are currently being considered. Mobile platforms need to be better supported. There’s been
After years of hosting my site on GoDaddy, I have finally switched to AWS Lightsail. You just can’t beat a WordPress server for $3.50USD/month. I
Every fall we Wahoo fans eagerly await the start of basketball season. The UVA Men’s basketball program has had an incredible streak in the ACC
This 1.3.0 (15 Mar 2019) release of WebCalendar is the latest stable maintenance release. Changes for this release focus on bug fixes, security improvements and
As a huge Virginia basketball fan, I’ve been gathering a growing set of resources I use to track the Hoos. This page aims to share the best of those with my fellow Hoo fans rather than just providing an exhaustive long list.
I’ve been eyeing the various 360 cameras on and off for a couple of years ever since I tried out viewing some with an inexpensive