I’m doing a personal project with my Minimal Components and I needed a calendar. So I made one.
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It’s in version 0.98 here: http://code.google.com/p/minimalcomps/. This release also fixes a couple of bugs and adds a couple of features:
– All components now have a “tag” property which is an int. Comes in handy now and then.
– RadioButtons now have a “groupName” property so multiple groups of radio buttons can act independently.
Several people have sent in additional components upgrades and additional features. Most of these have been flagged in my mail app, not totally forgotten. I just looked them over tonight, with the idea that maybe I’d implement some of them, but it’s going to take some more digging into the code and testing first. It’s not that I don’t appreciate what people have contributed, I just really haven’t touched these things or put any attention on them in quite a while. And now I’m starting to. I think my priority will be implementing a scroll bar and list type component. I realize it’s a big lack.
Thanks for the update, as you know I am a big fan of the component set. Have you thought about hosting them on GitHub to help others patch issues and make it easier for you to cherry pick what you want to add into the base. I have been working off of an un-official version on GitHub to add in F*CSS support but I would much rather work off of the master project. Just my 2 cents…
Great calender
Jesse, maybe someday, but I’d have to drink the git koolaid, er… I mean, learn about git first. I suppose I should.
I support moving to git. It’s quite easy actually and I’m also now moving my svn repos to git too…
A flash post??!!?
outstanding! I love this collection of components.