I am both thrilled that my CalDAV implementation is coming along and frustrated that CalDAV is the de-facto standard protocol. I still think it's a *way* over-engineered design. But I finally got Thunderbird to actually display my calendar. Booyah! Mozilla takes the same approach to calendars as they do to email. With IMAP they download the entire message using the most POP-like IMAP syntax they can come up with, and process everything client-side. With CalDAV they download the entire calendar using the most Webcal-like syntax they can come up with, and process everything client-side. This is great as a first step, but now I have to find a more hostile client that uses more obscure CalDAV calling syntax to test with.
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