Refreshingly new Flex Calendar controls

1 07 2008

Flex is a very flexible language and I’m here to prove it again.

Today, I’m posting these two new cute flex calendar controls which uses inbuilt “CalendarLayout” class for functionality and has a completely new layout and interface defined in MXML.

I’m open sourcing these components and you are allowed to edit / use them in your projects with no restrictions.

So, go a head, have fun with these components and unleash your creativity bring out more cooler calendars.

Refreshing Flex Calendar Controls

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Dear Readers, Please feel free to send me your Feedback / New Component Requests through comments or email.


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9 responses

1 07 2008
Pat Buchanan

Hey these look great! Thanks for sharing. As far as your licensing goes, what model is it – I’m guessing MIT?

Here is a great link I found today that explains the differences, and it really opened up my eyes to this. So, I’m going to start asking before using. :)

http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2008/07/source_code_lic_1.html

Srinivas, thanks again for sharing your time and talents!

2 07 2008
srinivasannam

Thanks to Pat Buchanan for bringing up this topic.

I’m releasing these component source under “Public Domain” license and you are allowed to use it with/without changes in any of your personal/commercial projects.

2 07 2008
hsTed

very nice looking … thanks

28 07 2008
Arnaud

Really great job !!

24 09 2008
sheetal

too cool…thanx fr sharing…

4 10 2008
Mallikarjun Peddagolla

good job ….Thanks for sharing

16 11 2008
Dan Orlando

Cool man…it always puts a smile on my face when i see someone take a Flex component and make it NOT look and act so much like the original Flex component that it was derived from. Nice job man, and keep up the creativity.

20 02 2009
srinivasannam

Right link to the source is now updated.

23 02 2009
Frank Krul

Excellent work! These not only look modern, but is an excellent practice towards making accessible RIA components for the visually impaired.

Thanks.

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