Top 5 features of Flutter calendar

Dive into the world of the Flutter Calendar with a spotlight on these five standout features Blackout dates Time zone Recurring appointments Special time regions Load more data on demand

Load more data on demand

One of the most important aspects of a calendar is the ability to load on demand. Our Syncfusion Calendar widget provides the common scheduling functionalities that aid in the loading data on demand.

Special time regions

Using the special time regions, you can limit user interaction in the timeslot views to specific time periods like weekends, holidays, and more. It is used to block user interaction for planning and scheduling.

Recurring appointments

Users can easily configure recurring events to be repeated on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis, as well as skip or modify the occurrence of a recurring appointment.

Time zone

Users can create appointments in different time zones on different views by using the calendar. variations. Regardless of the time zone in your device, the Calendar supports setting any required time zone for the control itself, as well as individual events.

Blackout dates

By using the Syncfusion Flutter Calendar widget, users can disable any date interaction on specific dates in the month and timeline month views of a calendar to make it inactive.

Syncfusion Flutter Calendar

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