Modifying events with the Google Calendar API
404Developers may be aware they can use email markup or the Google Calendar API in their apps to insert events into their users’ calendars. This gives users a better experience because they no longer have to enter event details into their calendars manually. While this is good news, it’s only the first step. Developers should also enable their apps to be able to modify those events in case plans change, and they always do. While you can update events using markup, it’s limited as far as what you can do, so this video shows developers how to use the Calendar API to modify events, including the creation of repeating events.
Related links for this episode:
“Modifying events with the Google Calendar API” deep dive Python code blog post: https://goo.gl/Bwu7bH
“Creating great experiences with email markup” DevByte video: http://goo.gl/GuH3L4
Email markup documentation: https://goo.gl/vhdKTz
“Creating events in Google Calendar” blog post & video: http://goo.gl/KuYMiq
RFC 5545 recurrence rules (RRULEs): https://goo.gl/Juw6Jm
Calendar API conditional modification: https://goo.gl/1a5YQF
Google Calendar API documentation: https://goo.gl/1AXCMf
Calendar API concepts & overview: https://goo.gl/QPyaYr
Calendars & Events objects guide: https://goo.gl/tJhJz3
“Setting up new Google API projects” DevByte video: http://goo.gl/RbyTFD
Google Developers/Cloud Platform Console: http://console.developers.google.com
Google APIs Client Libraries: https://goo.gl/HVx6wM
“Common Python code walkthrough” DevByte video: http://goo.gl/KMfbeK
Google Workspace Dev Show video series playlist: http://goo.gl/JpBQ40
Launchpad Online developer video series: http://goo.gl/kFMUa6
Google Developers YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/GoogleDevelopers
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