Coding A Calendar App In Plain JavaScript 

so true

I was thinking the same! a quick demo at the beginning of the tutorial il really helpful!

And adding a single event that recurs multiple times?

One thing I’ve learned thus far in my career is that I’m far from a master.

Same problem

@PortEXE could you check it please

lol

yes, it has helped me. How could I put the months of 30, 31 and 28 days?

thankyou so much!!!!

same problem here, did you fix it, man??????¿¿¿???

@@jonigagau8265 thanks for reply....problem fixed....

Hi!! I'm having the same problem and I'm a little desperate at this point, did you get to fix it??

Same problem could you share the fixed one please

@@Anisoulmi DID you guys fix the bug, I can help

Working on it! Slow climb 🧗

Is it not working ? I can help

@@0xredpill Were you able to fix this?

same question let me know

I am interested in this as well :)

Me too!

So I did this. What I did was change eventOnDay.find to .filter Added a for each loop on my eventDiv

@@christiancoder454 can i get your code? I can't do it

@@underawater2486 You're invited to my new group 'JavaScript' on GroupMe. Click here to join: groupme.com/join_group/69042112/gyOh3ytV Join this and I’ll try to help

I want the VS code theme too!

Link in description

It's not likely to be a browser issue. You can test that by cloning the finished project from GitHub and seeing if that works on your browser. You may have a small mistake somewhere in your code. Start by cloning the finished project though and seeing if you can spot the difference between your code and the finished code.

Its funny that it was so simple but I spent half a day figuring it out. If you ever need a button to bring you back to currents date's month or to show today's date. Add this inside function initButtons // Today's Date document.getElementById('buttonID').addEventListener('click', () => { nav = 0; load(); }); PS. I'm still a student and have little knowledge with this, but please do correct me if this gonna cause any issue or this ain't the best way. This does what I need it to do. Hope this helps any one who needs this too.

Is this a VS Code feature?

@@PortEXE Emmet extension feature, it is built into vscode

Same here. Were yoou able to fix this?

@@xaviertanguay309 yes but with significant alterations to the code using another js calendar and mixing both

Probably a little late but: At the part on 35:30 I added the following line above the dt.setMonth: dt.setDate(1); This sets the day to the 1st of the month so it doesn't break when it's the 31st and not every month has 31 days.