status of this

Yes, it is promising, and yet I'm not planning on using it. The developer's code uses The Zend framework for Google Data api calls. I am designing my module to target a default installation of php which doesn't include these extra APIs.

Instead, I'm currently re-planning my development to be dependent upon the Services module. Which includes hooks for XMLRPC calls and the handling of their output. Which this capability I will be able to do raw Google Data API calls on a Google Calendar and therefore have access to the full set of Google Calendar APIs.

My Goal is to finish work on this project by the end of 2008. Hope that gives you a perspective on the rate of development that I'm planning.

Also: I'll change the bolded line of text in my description of the project when I advance through my projected stages of development.

This is a very interesting piece of coding you're doing here. Can't wait to see the results :)

Here's an update: I've implemented the AuthSub authentication method with drupal's GData API. Everything is raw right now but functional. I'm going to try to use the session key I get from this to access specific events and specific groups of events. After that I can focus on converting the resultant atom feed into event nodes.

still on 0.1? links to any other projects that are aspiring to accomplish this anyone?

Is this still in in dev? I need to aync a gcalendar with drupal cck date fields - So are you still working on this? You need help?

last commit February 23, 2008, doesn't look good.

It looks like this is a good news bad news proposition. The good news is that I have time to work on this module again, the bad news is that I haven't been a good steward of the development of this module. I've regained access to the cvs and I'll be uploading some of the code I've been working on which isn't incredibily far along the plan stated on the module page but further in development that my first and second efforts.

Someone else asked if other development efforts have advanced further. I'd suggest to look at the gcal_events module, which is pretty solid.

It looks like this is a good news bad news proposition. The good news is that I have time to work on this module again, the bad news is that I haven't been a good steward of the development of this module. I've regained access to the cvs and I'll be uploading some of the code I've been working on which isn't incredibily far along the plan stated on the module page but further in development that my first and second efforts.

Someone else asked if other development efforts have advanced further. I'd suggest to look at the gcal_events module, which is pretty solid.