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Interactive Calendar Example Solution #321

Description

This PR adds a complete Interactive Calendar example solution for issue #321. The application demonstrates fundamental JavaScript concepts including date manipulation, DOM updates, and dynamic UI rendering in an engaging, practical way.

Features Implemented

  • Dynamic Calendar Display: Shows all days of the selected month and year with proper date calculations
  • Current Date Highlighting: Today's date is visually distinguished with special styling
  • Month/Year Navigation: Intuitive arrow buttons for browsing through time periods
  • Quick Navigation Controls: Dropdown for months and input field for direct year selection
  • Responsive Design: Adapts beautifully to different screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop)
  • Event Management System: Add, view, and remove events for specific dates (bonus feature)
  • Interactive Tooltips: Hover over dates with events to see quick previews
  • Modal Interface: Detailed event management with add/remove functionality
  • Today Button: Quick navigation back to current date
  • Sample Events: Pre-loaded events for immediate demonstration

Technical Implementation

  • HTML: Semantic structure with accessibility considerations
  • CSS: Modern responsive design with gradients, animations, and mobile-first approach
  • JavaScript: Clean, well-commented code featuring:
    • Date object manipulation and calculations
    • Dynamic DOM element creation and management
    • Event-driven programming patterns
    • State management for calendar and events
    • Efficient rendering algorithms

Concepts Demonstrated

  • Date and Time Manipulation: Using JavaScript's Date object for calculations and formatting
  • DOM Manipulation: Creating, updating, and removing elements dynamically
  • Event Handling: Managing user interactions (clicks, hovers, form submissions)
  • Dynamic Rendering: Efficiently updating the calendar grid based on state changes
  • Responsive Web Design: CSS media queries and flexible layouts
  • Data Structures: Object-based storage for events with date string keys

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds a complete Interactive Calendar example solution that demonstrates fundamental JavaScript concepts including date manipulation, DOM updates, and event-driven programming through a practical calendar application.

  • Implements a fully functional calendar with navigation, event management, and responsive design
  • Demonstrates core JavaScript concepts like Date object manipulation, DOM manipulation, and event handling
  • Includes modern CSS styling with animations, responsive design, and interactive elements

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examples/interactive-calendar/index.html HTML structure with semantic calendar layout, modal interface, and accessibility considerations
examples/interactive-calendar/style.css Modern responsive CSS with gradients, animations, mobile-first design, and interactive styling
examples/interactive-calendar/script.js Complete JavaScript implementation with date calculations, DOM manipulation, event management, and state handling
examples/interactive-calendar/README.md Comprehensive documentation covering features, implementation details, and educational concepts

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I am getting a preview of the calendar like this? Am i missing something?

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divyam-r25 commented Oct 12, 2025

Hii @sumn2u, I have made a responsive calendar webapp as requested in issue #321

Description

This PR adds a complete Interactive Calendar example solution for issue #321. The application demonstrates fundamental JavaScript concepts including date manipulation, DOM updates, and dynamic UI rendering in an engaging, practical way.

Features Implemented

Dynamic Calendar Display: Shows all days of the selected month and year with proper date calculations
Current Date Highlighting: Today's date is visually distinguished with special styling
Month/Year Navigation: Intuitive arrow buttons for browsing through time periods
Quick Navigation Controls: Dropdown for months and input field for direct year selection
Responsive Design: Adapts beautifully to different screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop)
Event Management System: Add, view, and remove events for specific dates (bonus feature)
Interactive Tooltips: Hover over dates with events to see quick previews
Modal Interface: Detailed event management with add/remove functionality
Today Button: Quick navigation back to current date
Sample Events: Pre-loaded events for immediate demonstration

Technical Implementation

HTML: Semantic structure with accessibility considerations
CSS: Modern responsive design with gradients, animations, and mobile-first approach
JavaScript:Clean, well-commented code featuring:
Date object manipulation and calculations
Dynamic DOM element creation and management
Event-driven programming patterns
State management for calendar and events
Efficient rendering algorithms
Concepts Demonstrated
Date and Time Manipulation: Using JavaScript's Date object for calculations and formatting
DOM Manipulation: Creating, updating, and removing elements dynamically
Event Handling: Managing user interactions (clicks, hovers, form submissions)
Dynamic Rendering: Efficiently updating the calendar grid based on state changes
Responsive Web Design: CSS media queries and flexible layouts
Data Structures: Object-based storage for events with date string keys

Screenshot

Screenshot 2025-10-12 131228

Testing

Tested on Chrome, Firefox, microsoft edge and brave
Verified responsiveness on different screen sizes
All features working as expected
preview - https://divyam-r25.github.io/Calender/

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sumn2u commented Oct 14, 2025

@divyam-r25 The preview looks awesome. Can you point me the PR that contains the code?

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