Today we discuss Calendso, a free, open source alternative to Calendly, for appointment and event booking. The WordPress of calendars.
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And now yes, let’s talk about , this open source tool that you can for free. Here is the rundown of the episode as a summary:
I also leave you here a demo to see how the most basic option of a reservation works, so that you can get an idea of the flow, although as I said, Calendso has themes and customization options, as well as integration with other online tools.
I hope it is useful, and I recommend you try it. If you dare, I will be delighted to receive your feedback or use cases.
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We’ll hear each other tomorrow Friday with a monograph chosen by yourselves. As always, at 07:07. Until then… Very good morning!
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