Cal.com
Cal.diy is a fully open source and community-oriented dating planning platform with all corporate and commercial codes removed. Cal.com is a MIT licensed fork, designed for hosting (self-host) on its own server for personal and non-commercial use. Next.js was developed with React, tRPC, Tailwind CSS, Prisma and PostgreSQL technologies.
Cal.com
84calcom · Workflow & Automation
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- By running the project on your own server, you'll have your dating infrastructure entirely in your own infrastructure.
- You use an open source code base with a MIT license without commercial dependencies
- You install this Next.js-based software in the local environment and make improvements with Node.js and PostgreSQL
- ↓ NegativeHacker News
Cal.com: Open Scheduling Infrastructure
“3) Software devs are getting off lightly! If you need to do high-end CAD, Solidworks is $167/month with an $8,000 upfront cost. Looking at other industries, a general contractor's tools are several thousand dollars, same for an auto mechanic. Going even further, the "tools" for…”
- ↑ PositiveHacker News
Cal.com: Open Scheduling Infrastructure
“Hey - one of the cofounders here. There’s a lot of reasons why we’re open core. First is longevity. Especially considering we’re a startup, if a huge company is evaluating using our product, they’re going to wonder if we’re going to disappear in a few years. Open source doesn’t…”
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