Version 4.0.0-alpha.2 is now available. When the 4.0.0 is officially released, it will be the biggest FullCalendar release to date. It sheds a number of outdated dependencies and offers a more modern API. It is also the first time connector plugins to third-party libraries are offered. Continue reading →

Removing jQuery from the codebase will make FullCalendar more lightweight and allow for better integration with React/Vue/Angular. We have completed the detangling process! Continue reading →

Bootstrap 4 support has been released in FullCalendar v3.9.0. Big thanks to @GeekJosh for the PR! Continue reading →

After years of accumulating dozens and dozens of new articles and settings and essentially resembling one huge wall of poorly-organized links, the documentation page has been refactored to be more approachable for first-time users of the project. Continue reading →

FullCalendar and Scheduler now officially support TypeScript! TypeScript is a popular type-aware superset of the JavaScript language that is great for larger projects. Continue reading →

FullCalendar 3.5.0 and Scheduler 1.7.0 offers built-in Bootstrap 3 theme support. Include a Bootstrap theme’s stylesheet on your page, set the themeSystem options to 'bootstrap3' and you’re off to the races. Big thanks to @joankaradimov for the bulk of the implementation. Continue reading →

The latest releases of FullCalendar and Scheduler gives drastically more control over which dates are displayed within a view as well as which dates the user can interact with. Continue reading →

After being in beta for three weeks, FullCalendar v3 has been released. It implements two very long standing features, and introduces some noteworthy breaking changes. A new version of the premium Scheduler plugin has also been released. Continue reading →

FullCalendar’s issue tracker had grown out of control. The list of issues was incredibly hard to navigate, both for project maintainers and project users. Also, since moving to Github, the issue list became incredibly hard to sort and prioritize. Some much needed renovation was in order. Continue reading →

Version 2.8.0 is the first release to contain mostly code that I did NOT write: it was written by contributors of the project who submitted their modifications via Pull Request. Here is a summary of those changes: Continue reading →