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    FullCalendar

    FullCalendar

    Full-sized drag & drop event calendar

    ...It tells the core FullCalendar package to begin rendering with React virtual DOM nodes as opposed to the Preact nodes it normally uses, transforming FullCalendar into a “real” React component. You can learn a bit more from this blog post (more info to come).
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    pyphoon

    pyphoon

    ASCII Art Phase of the Moon (Python version)

    ...Because it runs cross-platform and works over SSH, it’s popular among terminal enthusiasts and sysadmins who live in the command line. The output can be scripted into cron jobs, motd banners, dashboards, or shared in chat to add a bit of astronomical flair to daily workflows.
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    Material Calendar View

    Material Calendar View

    A Material design back port of Android's CalendarView

    ...Material CalendarView 2.0 comes in with a major change into the core of it's API, we transitioned from using java.util.Calendar to java.time.LocalDate. Also that should not impact the public api (we are still using CalendarDay), both Calendar and LocalDate function a little bit differently. One example of that: Months are now indexed from 1 (January) to 12 (December). You can access from the LocalDate from CalendarDay using getDate().
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