Calendar/Scheduler Controls for ASP.NET, Windows Forms & WPF

News

2/8/2010
New BETA versions of calendar for WinForms and WebForms issued.
Check our recent builds of BETA versions of WinForms 7.0.2 and WebCalendar and WebScheduler 3.1.3. Click for changes list.

1/27/2010
New Google Chrome 4 issued. We are already compatible with it!
In these days, Google issued a new version of their web browser, Google Chrome v4. We have checked compatibility of both WebScheduler and WebCalendar controls with this new web browser. We are glad to inform that all test passed properly and controls work without any problems and no additional changes in code are required.

12/2/2009
SchedulerGo and CalendarGo support Chrominium OS
Recently Google releases the source codes for theirs new operating system Chrominium OS. The system bases on Google Chrome browser that is currently supported by all our web controls. We have checked whether SchedulerGo and CalendarGo for ASP.NET support Chrominium OS as well. The answer is positive. So, Chrominium OS is the next platform we can add to our supported platform list.

11/5/2009
New WebCalendar 3.1 and WebScheduler 3.1 libraries were released.
Demo version of both products are ready for download here: web 3.1
Controls are richer with few usable features, like today (now) indicator (the thin line that point at current time/date) and progress image feature that appears during server request. Try them!!!

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"I so wish I had found your products 3 months ago. I started with the demo last night and I created a new user control in my app and put your resource control in there. I was playing around with if for around 2 hours and it seems to be right on. All I want to do tonight is stream in from SQL Server a heap of resources (effectively rooms as I am writing a hotel management system as a shrink wrapped product). I am sure this will be easy as the resources are a collection. Geoff Hirst (United Kingdom) geoff.hirst@synapse-associates.co.uk "The control you have on your website looks very useful and we are considering to buy it. Michael Glaser (New Zealand) mike@ediy.co.nz "I bought CalendarGo and was pleased enough to outsource a development project to ComponentGo. It was executed efficiently: according to a specification, on time and within budget. I am content with the project. Josef Julen (Switzerland) julen@mac.com
Demo controls & application	How to buy
You can get a demo version of CalendarGo! Bundle, WebSchedulerGo! & WebCalendarGo! library here. You can get an absolutely free version of MsgBoxGo! library with source code in C# language too.	Unregistered versions both WebSchedulerGo! and WebCalendarGo! are fully functional. The trial version contains an additional DEMO hyperlink to the ComponentGo site appears on the calendar or scheduler control header. Unregistered version of CalendarGo! Bundle is fully functional. The trial version of control starts with a pop-up message informing that an unregistered version is being used, which is displayed every time a calendar is started first time. A registered versions does not display that popup and/or hyperlink. Buy It Now!
Cooperation Proposal
ComponentGo accepts .NET software development jobs. You can see our coding standards in a CalendarGo, a WebCalendarGo and a WebSchedulerGo demo applications. We work with .NET and Visual Studio .NET from early betas and know it inside-out. Please write to go@componentgo.com and describe the software, you would like us to implement and you will receive a quotation.