When I started this project, it was mainly to create a lightweight and more neatly customizable version of the ASP.NET calendar control. Although I use C# nearly exclusively these days, I come from a Java/JSP background, and still make occasional use of PHP. With this in mind, I wanted something which I could use independently of the server side scripting language being used, without compromising functionality.

There were a few objectives which I wanted to meet with this calendar:

It had to run with little or no maintenance.
It had to be simple enough for a person with little scripting experience to use.
It had to have a simple way of customizing it for multicultural/multilanguage contexts.
It had to provide a transparent fallback mechanism for non-JavaScript browsers.
Although I think I missed the “lightweight” target, I feel that the current implementation achieves all of the above objectives.
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