Last day of building Local Calendar Sync. Here is how to publish the macOS App to the Apple App Store.

At day 6 of building Local Calendar Sync, we make sure, the app Launches on Startup and runs the sync in the Background.

At day 5 of building Local Calendar Sync, we care about the Logo. The app runs locally on my computer and will hopefully solve the Calendar Problem in my life.

Day 4 of building Calendar Sync, which runs locally on my computer and will hopefully solve the Calendar Problem in my life. Today, we built the Settings screen.

Day three of building Calendar Sync, which runs locally on my computer and will hopefully solve the Calendar Problem in my life. Today, we got the sync logic working for the first time.

Day two of building a small software tool called Local Calendar Sync, which runs locally on my computer and will hopefully solve the Calendar Problem in my life. Today, we added a Status Bar icon and removed the default window.

This is the beginning of a blog series about building a small software tool called Local Calendar Sync, which runs locally on my computer and will hopefully solve the Calendar Problem in my life. I initially wanted to outsource this work, but Fiverr doesn't seem to work for software projects.