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EventFahrplan

EventFahrplan is a viewer for event schedules for instance Chaos Computer Club e.V. events such as Chaos Communication Camp, Chaos Communication Congress or JahresEndVeranstaltungen.

The app is available for Android devices.

Bug reports, feature requests can be submitted as an issue. Please read the instructions in the contribution guide in order to contribute to this project.

Picture of the 36c3 Schedule on tablet and phone

Table of contents

Features

  • View program by day and rooms (side by side)
  • Custom grid layout for smartphones (try landscape mode) and tablets
  • Read detailed descriptions (speaker names, start time, room name, links, ...) of events
  • Add events to favorites list
  • Export favorites list
  • Setup alarms for individual events
  • Add events to your personal calendar
  • Share a link to an event with others
  • Keep track of program changes
  • Automatic program updates (configurable in settings)

Supported languages

Event descriptions excluded

  • Danish 🇩🇰
  • Dutch 🇳🇱
  • English 🇺🇸
  • Finnish 🇫🇮
  • French 🇫🇷
  • German 🇩🇪
  • Italian 🇮🇹
  • Japanese 🇯🇵
  • Polish 🇵🇱
  • Portuguese 🇵🇹
  • Russian 🇷🇺
  • Spanish 🇪🇸
  • Swedish 🇸🇪

Optional integration

  • The feedback system of Frab and Pretalx
  • c3nav - An indoor navigation project
  • Engelsystem - Online tool for coordinating helpers and shifts on large events
  • Chaosflix - Android app for media.ccc.de, share Fahrplan favorites with Chaosflix to import them as bookmarks

Android versions

The application is designed to work both on smartphones and on tablets. Android 5.0 (Lollipop) and newer versions are supported.

Event data

  • The app is designed to consume event data published in a specific format as provided by Frab, Pretalx or Wafer. The file format produced by the predecessor software, Pentabarf, cannot be consumed out of the box.
  • In general it is possible to re-deployed the app for other events which provide the same event file format.

Build instructions

To start development open the project in Android Studio.

The customization guide explains in all details how to create an app for your event.

If you want to create your own signed release builds, copy the gradle.properties.example file in the app folder and rename it to gradle.properties. This file contains the signing information which is used in the build process. Make sure to edit the file contents to point to your own keystore files.

Translations

Text translations are managed on Crowdin. Contributions are welcome!

Sources (English) and translations are synchronized via the Crowdin CLI tool. German is excluded from being managed on Crowdin as long as the maintainer is a native German speaker. New languages must be configured in the Crowdin configuration file crowdin.yaml before translations can be downloaded.

History

  • The project was started as "CampFahrplan" in 2011 and has been developed by Daniel Dorau. He published the app for Chaos Communication Camp and Chaos Communication Congress in the following years. The app served as a digital schedule for thousands of users.
  • In 2013, Tobias Preuss started contributing. Soon after he started to redeploy the app for other events such as FOSSGIS, FrOSCon, MRMCD and other conferences.
  • In August 2017 the project moved to a new location and was renamed to "EventFahrplan" to acknowledge its broader usage.

Funding

In 2023 this project was funded through the NGI0 Entrust Fund, a fund established by NLnet with financial support from the European Commission's Next Generation Internet program, under the aegis of DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology under grant agreement No 101069594.

Logo NLnet: abstract logo of four people seen from above

Logo NGI Zero: letterlogo shaped like a tag

Licenses

Portions Copyright 2008-2011 The K-9 Dog Walkers and 2006-2011 the Android Open Source Project.

Copyright 2013-2023 johnjohndoe
Copyright 2011-2015 Daniel Dorau
Contributions from 0x5ubt13, Adriano Pereira Junior, Akarsh Seggemu,
Александр Рознятовский, aligoush, Andrea Marziali, Andy Scherzinger,
Andreas Schildbach, Animesh Verma, bashtian, bjoernb, Björn Olsson Jarl,
ButterflyOfFire, cacarrara, Caio Volpato, Chase, cketti, codingcatgirl,
Dominik Stadler, entropynil, erebion, ideadapt, isi_ko404, Jasper van der Graaf,
Joergi, koelnkalkverbot, Larissa Yasin, lepawa, ligi, lucadelu, Luis Azcuaga,
María Arias de Reyna, Mateus Baptista, Matthias Geisler, Matthias Hunstock,
Matthias Mair, MichaelRocks, Miguel Beltran, mtpa, Nghiem Xuan Hien, NiciDieNase,
Noemis, Omicron, Poschi, Qwertele, rotrot, Sjors van Mierlo, Stefan Medack,
SubOptimal, Teeranai.P, Torsten Grote, Victor Herasme, Vladimir Alabov, Yanicka

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

    http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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