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New UI Features in Second Beta Release
We've just released a second beta! This piggybacks off the first beta release and adds some new features: Continue reading
V5 Beta Released
The v5 beta has been released! It contains all the high-level changes mentioned in the previous blog post, with one exception. It mentioned a "few" settings names would be changed. In fact, about 3 dozen were changed. Why? Continue reading
Changes in the Upcoming v5
Update (Apr 6): v5 beta has been released. Read the blog post. Continue reading
From Dead Code to Company: The FullCalendar JS Lib Turns 10
I've been working on the FullCalendar for a really long time. Though I couldn't remember exactly how long, so I dove into the archives of old releases. I found the source code for version 1.0.0. Wow, I sure did love deeply nested functions and nonsensical variable names like bo (body odor?). And tabs!? I'm a different person now, don't worry. Continue reading
React, Vue, and Angular Connectors
I'm happy to announce the release of three new FullCalendar subprojects. They provide components for the three most popular front-end JavaScript frameworks: React, Vue, and Angular. Continue reading
V4 Officially Released
A year after the project first began, version 4 is finally released. A tremendous amount of work went into it. Continue reading
V4 Beta Release
The FullCalendar v4 beta has just been released. It contains almost exactly the same API as the previous alpha version except for one big thing: all functionality is broken up into plugins. There is a core package, but it won't do anything on its own. You must load plugins for everything, including each type of view. Continue reading
Alpha Release: Scheduler Support for v4
Version 4.0.0-alpha.3 of both FullCalendar Core and Scheduler has been released. This release finally catches up Scheduler with the large API refactor of the previous alpha release. Continue reading
Alpha Release: Big API Revamp
Version 4.0.0-alpha.2 is now available. When the 4.0.0 is officially released, it will be the biggest FullCalendar release to date. It sheds a number of outdated dependencies and offers a more modern API. It is also the first time connector plugins to third-party libraries are offered. Continue reading
Alpha Release: jQuery Removal
Removing jQuery from the codebase will make FullCalendar more lightweight and allow for better integration with React/Vue/Angular. We have completed the detangling process! Continue reading