Shared calendar in iOS app. Relevant way to go about it
I posted this question on stack overflow, but it sadly got closed, probably because people like to exert their power over there. Regardless, I thought I'd post it here.
I'm currently building an app for a small company, and part of the specification is that there is a small calendar which, between certain times, the user can reserve fixed time slots. As the slots get taken up by other users they become unavailable, hence the "shared" part. I was wondering if any of you knew what the best way to achieve this would be. Is there a decent API? Do I have to build it from scratch using standard Apple UI? I would prefer it if it didn't have a log in, either by social media sites or by a custom login, but if it's compulsory then I'd consider.
I do have a backend developer who works with me, but we're already at the client's budget limit so don't really want to spend a lot of time and effort building from scratch. So what do you lot think? Is there any API that I could use? Has anyone done anything similar and can provide me with their experiences?
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Regards,
Mike
I posted this question on stack overflow, but it sadly got closed, probably because people like to exert their power over there. Regardless, I thought I'd post it here.
I'm currently building an app for a small company, and part of the specification is that there is a small calendar which, between certain times, the user can reserve fixed time slots. As the slots get taken up by other users they become unavailable, hence the "shared" part. I was wondering if any of you knew what the best way to achieve this would be. Is there a decent API? Do I have to build it from scratch using standard Apple UI? I would prefer it if it didn't have a log in, either by social media sites or by a custom login, but if it's compulsory then I'd consider.
I do have a backend developer who works with me, but we're already at the client's budget limit so don't really want to spend a lot of time and effort building from scratch. So what do you lot think? Is there any API that I could use? Has anyone done anything similar and can provide me with their experiences?
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Regards,
Mike
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