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UI components for scheduling, event calendars, resource timelines and agenda views, for React, Angular, Vue, JavaScript and jQuery.

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| Website | 9bis.net | mobiscroll.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Romania · 10 - 19 employees · 2011 |
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Mobiscroll is a commercial UI component library for scheduling and planning interfaces. It ships four views — Calendar, Scheduler with a time grid, Timeline and Agenda — plus date and time pickers and form components, as native builds for React, Angular, Vue, JavaScript and jQuery. It handles the...
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KiTTY is recommended for developers, network administrators, and IT professionals who regularly use SSH and telnet protocols, especially those who require advanced features and automation in managing their connections. It is also a good option for anyone looking for a portable, customizable terminal emulator.
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As answered by people managing KiTTY and Mobiscroll.
Mobiscroll's answer:
Mobiscroll is a scheduling UI toolkit rather than a rigid, ready-made system. It gives development teams building blocks – event calendar, scheduler, timeline and agenda views, plus date and time pickers – that they shape to their own product, instead of bending their product to fit the component. The React, Angular and Vue versions are true framework components, not wrappers, and support comes from the team that builds the components. 400+ interactive demos based on real-world use cases show how common scheduling scenarios are built.
Mobiscroll's answer:
Mobiscroll started as a mobile UI toolkit and has grown into a scheduling and calendaring toolkit for web applications: event calendar, scheduler, resource timeline and agenda views for React, Angular, Vue, JavaScript and jQuery, used on desktop and mobile.
Mobiscroll's answer:
Choose Mobiscroll when scheduling is a core part of your product and you need room to build it your way. It focuses on scheduling, planning and resource management: event calendar, scheduler, resource timeline and agenda views. It handles the parts that are slow to build by hand, such as drag and drop, recurring events, timezones and long resource lists with virtual scrolling. Licensing is a one-time per-project licence for internal projects, with SaaS licensing available for multi-customer products.
Mobiscroll's answer:
Product and engineering teams at growing and mature software companies, and internal development teams, that need to build complex scheduling, planning and resource management features. Typical use cases include field service, HR and workforce planning, healthcare, education, real estate, events and operations software.
Mobiscroll's answer:
The React, Angular and Vue components are built on each framework's own internals – React's rendering and hooks, Vue's reactivity, Angular's change detection and bindings – rather than as wrappers. The plain JavaScript and jQuery builds use Preact internally for rendering, which is not exposed in the public API. TypeScript declaration files are included in every package. Styling uses CSS, with iOS, Material and Windows themes and a theme builder.
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Indeed, alternatives like KiTTY, Solar-PuTTY, and MobaXterm cater to both Windows and macOS users, ensuring a wide range of options for SSH and Telnet session management.
For starters, KiTTY runs on Windows and MACs but can also access Linux, Unix, and MAC OS devices. The application also offers a similar user interface and experience as PuTTY, so those familiar with it are in luck.
KiTTY is a fork of Putty that adds several features and enhancements. It includes support for session filters, automatic password saving, and URL hyperlinks. KiTTY also has a portable version that can be run from a...
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