maybe a sync app for the website http://30boxes.com
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Maybe. They do offer an API and the plan syncing. That's a start.
I'm not sure whether I'm smart enough to work out a sync algorithm. I'd love to look at an successfull example first. Furthermore I don't know (yet) how well the various standards do (ical, REST, opensync). Hopefully someone with PIM syncing experience will provide hints. My doubts are:
* how to mach entries on both sides. (Subjects and times may change, unique IDs may not be available)
* how to find changes since last sync (timestamps, keep a journal on both sides)
* how to delete (delete&purge, mark as deleted?)
* syncing is a means of backup. Most syncing approaches have "lost data" issues. Shouldn't sync be designed in a way to prevent data loss under all circumstances?
By searching freshmeat I found [a href=\"http://www.brim-project.org]BRIM[/url] promising because it's more than a calender.
As I do not use any PIM yet, I'm absolutely open.