It’s been a long time since I’ve updated Google Calendar Events. I’ve had very little time to work on the plugin lately, due to other projects that have had to take precedence.

A couple of months back, I did begin a major rewrite of the plugin, with all sorts of snazzy improvements, but it’s a long way off release worthy, or even beta worthy, at present. I’ll continue to work on it when I can, but I thought I’d better fix a couple of minor (yet annoying) bugs in the current version for the time being.

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Version 0.7 fixes a few bugs and adds a few minor features.

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I know that it’s not been long since the last release, but 0.5 exacerbated a few annoying, and long-running, problems that the plugin had.

I’ve had some spare time over the last week (yay for Easter!), so I decided to really get to grips with these issues, and hopefully eradicate them.

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Version 0.5 has now been released! Please take a look at this post for details on the release.

Over the last couple of weeks, I managed to find a little time to spend developing my WordPress plugin, Google Calendar Events. I’ve implemented a couple of features / enhancements that I’m quite excited about, as I think they really add a lot of flexibility.

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I haven’t had much response (or any, really) to my beta release of 0.4, so I think the best thing to do is release it and be prepared to fix a few issues, if necessary, as and when they arise. I have done quite a lot of testing and everything seems to be ok, but it’s difficult to anticipate some potential problems, especially those to do with i18n and timezones.

0.4 adds quite a few small-ish features that people have asked for, or that fix certain problems. Here’s an explanation of the various bits and bobs:

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