coss.com is the new holding company of cal.com, the pioneers of open source scheduling infrastructure and cal.com continues to be the 'google search' of our alphabet.
Coss.com has emerged as a dynamic holding company for cal.com, setting its sights on revolutionizing how open source scheduling infrastructure is leveraged. The aim is clear: to cultivate a thriving ecosystem for remarkable open source projects, giving them the necessary support for growth and innovation. At the heart of this mission is the coss stack, a singularly packaged npm install that encompasses a myriad of crucial functionalities for modern application development, from scheduling and notifications to SMS and video conferencing.
The repository itself is structured as a monorepo, housing multiple interconnected applications and packages designed to work seamlessly together. This organized approach not only enhances usability but also allows for efficient management of dependencies and environment setup, making it an attractive choice for developers looking to streamline their workflows.
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