ASP.NET Core Calendar and Scheduler Tutorials

The following tutorials use ASP.NET Core technology (and C#) to back JavaScript/HTML5 or Angular front-end calendar and schedule applications.

• The basic tutorials show the basic setup of the JavaScript components (Calendar, Scheduler, Gantt chart) and explain how to load the data from the server side (see ASP.NET Core Scheduler).

• More advanced tutorials - such as Angular: How To Build Annual Leave Scheduling Application (ASP.NET Core Backend) - show how to use the Scheduler in a real-world application.

The ASP.NET Core framework lets you create the REST API very quickly and efficiently. The web application front end can be plain HTML5/JavaScript (as in the case of ASP.NET Core Production Workflow Scheduling Tutorial tutorial) or you can use one of the popular frameworks, such as Angular, React, or Vue.

Most of the tutorial use Entity Framework to handle the data access. The Entity Framework lets you create the database schema from the model classes. It can also help with generating the MVC controllers with REST API. The tutorials use generated migrations to create and initialize the SQL Server database using LocalDB.

Check out tutorials created with the latest .NET 9, as well as those using the previous .NET 8 (LTS) and .NET 7.

ASP.NET Core can also be used with the open-source version of DayPilot, as you can see in the ASP.NET Core Maintenance Scheduling (Open-Source) tutorial.

Older tutorials for ASP.NET MVC 3/4/5 are also available.