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A declarative cross-platform react-native date and time picker. This library exposes a cross-platform interface for showing the native date-picker and time-picker inside a modal, providing a unified user and developer experience.

...The package is both Android and iOS compatible. This project is compatible with Expo/CRNA (without ejecting), and the examples have been published on Expo. The solution is implemented in JavaScript so no native module linking is required. All parameters for components are optional. By default the month of current local date will be displayed. Parameters that require date types accept YYYY-MM-DD formatted date-strings, JavaScript date objects, calendar objects and UTC timestamps. Calendars can be localized by adding custom locales to LocaleConfig object. ...

Apps notes for Windows, iOS and Android, with direct local sync. The server is a Windows application so you need to run it for sync. If you want to leave the old date when editing a note then on mobile phones you need to click on the date and on the PC hold down the "Shift" key when you click on the done button. How to install and other things - https://github.com/r57zone/EasyNotes

Date Picker Calendar (Latest version 2.60) Set a date in selected cell/cells. Creates a calendar push button in the selected cell and places the date in the cell next to the button. All functions are also in the menu: Tools - Add-Ons. It is possible to change certain settings via the 'Settings' button on the help screen. Calendar Help is located in the help menu of OpenOffice.

Material DateTime Picker tries to offer you the date and time pickers as shown in the Material Design spec, with an easy themable API. The library uses the code from the Android frameworks as a base and tweaked it to be as close as possible to Material Design example. (Android 4.0 was supported until 3.6.4). The easiest way to add the Material DateTime Picker library to your project is by adding it as a dependency to your build.gradle.

1. Create an user account in order to store daily data 2. Select date, create a project name. 3. Simple user interface. Time a project by pressing a button to start. To stop timing, just press the button again. The amount of time in a single session will be added to the total amount of hours for that project in daily basis. Coming soon...