You should add it to http://microjs.com/
Pickadate.js
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Re: Pickadate.js
#12> whereas jQuery UI datepicker is 42kb minified
For anyone who cares, the Closure Compiler gets jQuery UI Datepicker down to 30kb (11kb gzipped).
Not quite as drastic as he claims but still significantly larger compared to his 6.7kb (2.8kb gzipped).
Re: Pickadate.js
#13Looks great. I like that it is big with plenty of spacing. Most date pickers seem to squish together the numbers without any apparent reason. It'd be so helpful if makers of these js elements put screenshots of what the element looks like on top 3 mobile devices. Of course, this raises the question that they would need access to these devices. Which raises the question, for people who do mobile-heavy web dev, how do…
iOS Simulator with desktop Safari's inspector if needed. If it is a more simple page then a separate browser window resized to mobile size.
Thanks! Also just found browserstack.com
Re: Pickadate.js
#14Does December work? :3
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#15I found the copy on the demo page to be very clever in anchoring different emotional cues to specific days of the year.
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#16How does this differ from the jquery UI datepicker?
Weighs 6.66kb (2.8kb gzipped) whereas jQuery UI datepicker is 42kb minified (or 30kb (11kb gzipped) via the Closure Compiler).
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#17https://github.com/amsul/pickadate.js/blob/gh-pages/pickadat... the code is a giant var statement. I don't know why, but somehow that bothers me.
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#18Could really use a paired time picker. Good script though.
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#19From the demos it appears that this doesn't have keyboard support. That seems like a major drawback from an accessibility standpoint. It does look nice and easy otherwise, though.
Keyboard support for entering a date manually would be great. The GUI is great. Would like to see what the author could come up with for a pick a time.
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#20Some missing features:
- Week starting on mondays
- Week numbers