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Tempus Dominus
A date/time picker widget
...The picker uses the format option to decide what components to show. Set format to LT, LTS or another valid MomentJs format string to display certain components. The picker uses MomentJs to determine the language string. You can use moment-with-locales or you can include whatever local file you need. Start of the week is based on the locale provided. This is defined by moment's locales. If you want to change it, create your own locale file or override. Looking for a template with the datepicker ready to go? Then get check out the templates provided in our website. ... -
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WeekToDo
WeekToDo is a Free and Open Source Minimalist Weekly Planner
WeekToDo is a free minimalist weekly planner app focused on privacy. Schedule your tasks and projects with to-do lists and a calendar. Available for Windows, Mac, Linux or online. WeekToDo is a free and Open Source minimalist weekly planner. With WeekToDo you can start improving your productivity by defining and managing your week and your tasks in an easy and intuitive way. WeekToDo mixes the concept of a calendar and tasks list in a single interface. You can set alarms, colors, recurrent...
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