07 Nov, 2007

Published at 01:24PM

Tagged with calendar, design, javascript, mootools, and web

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MooMonth calendar

Here’s an interesting approach for displaying calendar events: MooMonth calendar. And here’s a demo to see it in action (make sure you click on a date twice).

It’d have to be on an app that had intense event-scheduling to alleviate the fact that a full-screen calendar might be an overkill solution. Still pretty cool, though. It makes me want to build something with a calendar.

Comments

Luke Friday, 09 Nov, 2007 Posted at 02:11PM

There is so many calender solutions out there, but when do you ever use them in site development other than date input fields. That sort of complexity may come in useful in the future when the majority move their organizer from the deskptop to online. Nice functionality though. Very snazzy :P

Ryan Saturday, 10 Nov, 2007 Posted at 07:20AM

Yeah, that’s how I feel. It’s cool and all, but unless I’m building a calendar application, I don’t know how I’d use it. Maybe in some sort of task management app, but I have no reason to build that.

I use Google Calendar, and sometimes I’m frustrated when I have a couple “events” on one day—they get really truncated. It might be cool to use something like this for that situation.

maht Friday, 23 Nov, 2007 Posted at 09:24PM

I developed a work and material request system that tracks employees/inventory (for an evil oil company). moomonth let me neatly display requests per day and simplified a shared calendar/training scheduling mod for employees/users. The help for this app is kind of weak right now…but it was fun creating the backend for it in asp and php.

maht Friday, 23 Nov, 2007 Posted at 09:24PM

also, this site is cool.

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