Most scheduling tools work the same way under the hood. They take your available hours, divide them...
Most scheduling tools work the same way under the hood.
They take your available hours, divide them by a slot duration, and hand you a grid of fixed times. 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30. Pick one.
It works. But it has a fundamental flaw.
The grid assumption
When you pre-generate slots, you make a hard assumption: that every slot boundary is equally valid. But real calendars don't work that way.
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