Web-based Apps

Weevely: Manage your Events in a Fancy Style

Hazem Abbas

17 Jan 2023 — 1 min read

Weevely is a free open source web-based calendar app which is built on top of Next.js. It supports multiple users, multiple calendars and cusytomizable evenyts and more.

You can create as many calendars as you want and share them with friends, coworkers, or employees. Everything to make you feel comfy!

Weevely also allows you to create private, public and sharable calendars with other Weevely users.

The developer also created a backend API for Weevely events that uses Laravel PHP framework.

Screenshots

Library uses

Next.js
React
Axios
Nookies
Day.js
React Hot Toast
React Modal

License

Weevely is released under the GPL-3.0 License.

Resources

The End of AI Amnesia: Why Memory is the Ultimate Upgrade

Every time you open a fresh prompt window, you are looking at a brilliant mind with total amnesia. It can instantly dissect a complex system architecture or pull apart the meter of a poem, but it has absolutely no idea who you are, what you were building yesterday, or where

Odysseus: Your Private AI Workspace, Self-Hosted and Totally Free

What is Odysseus? Odysseus is a local-first AI workspace that runs entirely on your hardware. No telemetry, no subscriptions just you and your models. Think of it as the ultimate command center for local LLMs. It goes beyond simple chat to include autonomous agents, deep research synthesis, email assistance via

What Modern Work and Technology Are Doing to Your Posture

For many people, the day begins and ends in front of a screen. You use a laptop for work, check your phone during breaks, and often end the day in front of another screen. These hours add up. Your body keeps track of them, even when you don't.

How AI-Powered Documentation Is Reducing Administrative Burden in Healthcare

Healthcare organizations continue to face growing administrative demands as patient volumes increase and regulatory requirements become more complex. This challenge affects healthcare providers across many specialties and locations. For instance, the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) laws and rules establish the regulatory framework for behavioral health providers. These rules cover