These tutorials use ASP.NET WebForms technology to create a scheduling/planning application. Most of the tutorials work with DayPilot Pro for ASP.NET WebForms, which is an ASP.NET library of calendar/scheduling controls. The ASP.NET WebForms version of DayPilot library includes an integrated server-side part that lets you develop your application without client-side programming in JavaScript. You can add the scheduling components to your WebForm page by simply dragging it from the Visual Studio Toolbox.
Most of the tutorials include both C# and VB.NET versions of the tutorial project.
However, it is also possible to use DayPilot Pro for JavaScript (which is a pure JavaScript library) with ASP.NET WebForms. In this case, you need to use the ASP.NET WebForms backend to create the REST API. This approach is demonstrated in the Creating JSON Backend for JavaScript Calendar in ASP.NET (C#) tutorial. The JavaScript version provides more control over the client-side behavior and performance.
See also ASP.NET Core scheduling tutorials.
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