Flash!
No, I’m not talking about antiquated web technologies or even Queen’s soundtrack to the campy 1980 sci-fi film. I’m talking about speed! While working on…
No, I’m not talking about antiquated web technologies or even Queen’s soundtrack to the campy 1980 sci-fi film. I’m talking about speed! While working on…
Up to now, sites that make use of the Block Editor (a.k.a. Gutenberg) only had one option for adding an ICS Calendar to the content…
As a developer, documentation can always be one of the most difficult tasks to accomplish. It’s absolutely critical to help users of complex software, but…
Big things are still underway for version 4.0 of ICS Calendar Pro, which will introduce an integration of the FullCalendar.io library for a whole new…
Today I’m preparing to release version 3.13.0 of ICS Calendar Pro, which will be incorporating a handful of changes from ICS Calendar 9.5.0 and beyond…
A lot has been happening this week here at ICS Calendar HQ. This is the first week where ICS Calendar has started to feel like…
Version 9.1.0 is out and it includes three new shortcode attributes! Individual event .ics downloads This is been a frequently requested feature, and now it’s…
ICS Calendar is fundamentally a tool for non-developer WordPress admins to have an easy way to display their external calendars seamlessly in WordPress sites. But…
We’re in a new year, which means your calendar probably looks different than it did yesterday. I’m hopeful everything is still running smoothly for you…
An ICS Calendar user in the Netherlands requested a feature that apparently is quite commonly used in Europe, but is not something I’ve encountered very…
I know you’re here for ICS Calendar, but the fact that you’re interested in ICS Calendar means that you are involved in some way with…
While I am always working on improving ICS Calendar and ICS Calendar Pro, at this point my “main gig” is still freelance client work, building…