Friday, September 2nd, 2005
Kiko: Yet Another Ajaxian Calendar
<p>Certain apps tend to jump out for Ajaxian writers. The online calendar is one of them, and Kiko has stepped up to the plate with their offering.What’s better?
- Interface
- Click On Anything – Everything is interactive. Right click it, drag it – it all works the way you expect from a native application.
- Everything’s On One Page – Manage your groups, view your calendar, and create and tag your appointments all from one page.
- Be Soothed By Kiko’s Pleasant Colors – Pastels are good for the soul.
What’s coming (real soon)?
- API
- A powerful and flexible servlet API that allows third party developers to produce tools which enhance the value of your Kiko Calendar.
- Everything Kiko Calendar can do, your web service can do too. Mash-up to your hearts content.
Stuff we’re also working on
- Accessibility – SMS, Instant Messenger, PDA, offline and pure HTML versions
- Import and Export: iCal, whatever Outlook uses
- Buzzwords Compliance: AJAX, Web 2.0, Tagging, RSS
( via Chris Beams )
3.2 rating from 18 votes
Looks like planzo.com has kiko.com beat. They’re developing new features daily it seems.
Check out mypimp.com instead. :) We’re still working on everything but our interface is already much more usable than planzo & kiko. I know there are some ajax things that need to be improved on our site, but I’d still love feedback from some ajax bloggers!