Would be great if you make an option to be able to pick two dates (intervals) just like in Google Analytics.
Pickadate.js
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#22These libraries always make me sad by neglecting to include a time picker.
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#23Can it default to the native date selector on mobile?
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#24https://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.
The lack of semicolons and the use of jshint bothers me.
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#25I like this, but as others have mentioned keyboard input/editing of dates would be nice.
While we're on the subject of date pickers, is there a favorite among HN users? What have you all used for your web apps?
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#26Arrows should be added around the year for quicker traversal through years.
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#27Some more missing stuff: does not allow to block specific days or weekdays (e.g. sundays) that should not be picked. Also time ranges (hover over a days and the next x days get highlighted) would be nice.
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#28Would love a matching time picker. Anybody know of a good one?
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#29https://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.
The lack of semicolons and the use of jshint bothers me.
The fact that the code is very neat and is well documented bothers me.
Also the fact that javascript is a lot more readable when you put a blank line between every two lines bothers me (a lot!).
And that it works perfectly and looks great, man that bothers me.
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#30A javascript date picker? Is HN being very expertly trolled?