Keeping Up With The New Year With A PyPortal Google Calendar Project
In the New Year we often want to have a soft reboot. We think about the past year, or our entire life, and wonder how all the time went by, and what we might be able to do to optimize the time ahead. Adopting new strategies isn’t something we do only because the previous strategies didn’t work, we also do it to bring a fresh perspective, which can lead to new energy and new ideas. So why not make a whole new calendar? Here’s more from PyPortal Google Calendar Event Display:
Never miss a meeting again!
Keep an eye on your schedule with this PyPortal Google Calendar Event Viewer. This CircuitPython project uses the Google Calendar API to retrieve a list of the latest events from your Google Calendar and displays them on the PyPortal’s screen.
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