Four months ago we released v7.0, a massive overhaul of FullCalendar's styling and theme system (among other things), and last month v7.1 followed with performance improvements. We didn't brag about it enough, so now we're shouting from the rooftops: read the changelog and try v7! Continue reading →
Whereas v6.0 contained mostly installation-related improvements, v6.1 contains some highly-demanded features. It's now possible to display multiple months or even an entire year (#470, #1140). Continue reading →
FullCalendar v6.0.0-beta.2 has been released. It contains many developer-experience improvements with minimal breaking changes. Continue reading →
We just released v5.10.2. We've upgraded the connectors to these popular third-party libraries: Continue reading →
The most recent minor release (v5.10.0) massively improves accessibility for screen readers and keyboard-only usage. It implements the following: Continue reading →
Version 5.7.0 gives timeGrid and timeline the ability to hide events within a more-link (#4218, #4827). Use the eventMaxStack option. Continue reading →
I always have my trusty graph paper notebook by my side. I use it for drawing diagrams I won't be able to understand a day later. I'm a solopreneur for the open source project-turned-business FullCalendar, and scribbling notes and diagrams has become a staple of my workflow. Continue reading →
For the 2020 tax year and all years going forward, FullCalendar LLC, as it exists as a sole-proprietorship owned by me, Adam Shaw, pledges to donate at least 10% of its profits to effective charities. Continue reading →
The FullCalendar v5 Release Candidate went very well. There were only a few minor bugfixes (see the changelog). Continue reading →
The FullCalendar v5 release candidate has been released. If no major bugs are found in the next few days, this will be the exact code that gets shipped for the official v5. Changes since the last pre-release: Continue reading →