There is a slider you can set that changes the duration. I
fixed it at 1-7-30 days. I probably need to make that feature more visible though. And I'll add in the option to let users set the kill duration.
I do hard-delete the posts once they expire, but I don't know how I could give users a sense of 'security' that it has gone into the void. Do you have any suggestions?
We needed to let users in our app schedule meetings and events among themselves. after looking around not wanting to reinvent the wheel, I didn't find a simple solution that did not include the behemoth annoyances of google and outlook calendar syncs etc. So like every developer I decided this was a fun project and created one.
this is a graphql based calendar/scheduling project that at the end of the day seemed like a good idea to share, and see if others would find useful as i did.
in it's core it's a graph database, node.js, java and C#
You can get to the playground after you register. ( everything is free of course )
any feedback 2 or more cents of opinion are greatly appreciated
interesting idea. the first question I had while going through that site, was "What's the data source?"
also after looking at the free guide for Mexico, i was hoping to see something more relevant to "working remotely" as apposed to population and region for example.
That's good feedback, thanks. This is mostly for people already working remotely. First is getting basic country information in one place (fact, visas, etc.), then information on getting settled, such as how to rent or open a bank account.
OMG too funny just today posted on show a new my graphql calendar api. hated what I found when we needed to schedule in-app appointments. so I ended up creating my own http://www.ezcaldev.com
being that regex is one of those things i always always have to relearn every time i need it. one of the must useful tools features are the ones that not only give you the match results but the human readable | understandable explanation of your regex parts
I'd say that users that would want this feature would also like some sense of "security" that the post is actually deleted. there is no sense of that.
another 2 cents :) How about letting us decide when it gets deleted rather than the magic 7 days?