We are currently in the process of moving all content over to the Cosmo wiki pages after the approval of the Cosmo/Scooby merge.

Scooby is a next generation web calendar application. It provides an XHTML+CSS face for CalDAV servers (primarily Cosmo but eventually others as well).

Chandler users will be able to share calendar collections with friends who do not use Chandler, iCal or any other desktop clients by providing them with Scooby URLs for the collections.

Scooby will be available under the terms of the Apache Software License, Version 2.0. The Scooby JavaScript libraries^? are available under the same license.

Scooby Frequently Asked Questions (ProductFAQ)^?

Download

• Download the OSAF Server Bundle and follow the integrated server bundle installation instructions. The instructions will help you install and run an integrated server bundle including Tomcat, Jackrabbit, Cosmo and Scooby.
• The Scooby project will be released and tightly integrated with the release of Cosmo 0.4.

• To install Scooby into your pre-existing Tomcat installation download Scooby and follow the Scooby Web-app Installation Instructions

• Read more about the OSAF Server Bundle Administrator.
• Read more about Sever Bundle Development.

Current and Future Planning

Here are some current documentation on planning. There are details of the product planning which are currently being addressed.

• Long range plan
• Release for target user aka. A Dog Food-able release
• Server meeting notes

For a glimpse at our current "work in progress":

• 1.0 Planning^?
• 0.3 Planning
• 0.2 Planning
• 0.1 Planning

Resources

• A list of other AJAX Web-based calendars, both open- and closed-source.
• OSAF's original survey of open-source AJAX/JavaScript libraries, originally intended to help guide the decision of what library to use for Scooby.

Documentation

• Scooby JavaScript Libraries - End user documentation.
• Scooby Landing Page^?- Prep work for creating a landing page for the Scooby project.
• CalDAV4j Home - CalDAV4j is a protocol library. Scooby needs a CalDAV library to communicate with Cosmo.
• Scooby Development Home - For all things dev related. Instructions on getting started.
• Scooby Build Notes - Bear's notes on the care and feeding of a Scooby Release

Contact

Join the scooby-dev@osafoundation.org mailing list for discussion and answers to your questions.

You can also find us on IRC at irc.freenode.net in #cosmo. You can view the current activity by visiting the Cosmo IRC Chat log.

Team

• Bobby Rullo: Scooby server-side dev
• Matthew Eernisse: Scooby UI (client-side) dev
• Brian Moseley: mostly Cosmo dev but some Scooby assists
• Mimi Yin: mostly Chandler design but contributing to Scooby
• John Townsend: Development Manager
• Priscilla Chung: Design and Program management

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