An implementation of Material Design Picker components in vanilla CSS, JS, and HTML
The md-date-time-picker offers a sleek, user-friendly interface for selecting dates and times, designed with the principles of Material Design. Built with vanilla CSS, JavaScript, and HTML, it enhances the user experience by providing a reliable solution for managing date and time across various browsers, focusing on both convenience and accessibility. Its compatibility with modern and legacy browsers alike makes it a versatile tool for developers looking to integrate date-time selection features into their applications.
This picker is particularly useful for those who need to handle date formatting and timezone management, thanks to its dependency on Moment.js. By simplifying the date interpretation process, it allows users to avoid common pitfalls associated with different browser behaviors. Whether you're building a simple scheduling app or a more complex system that requires precise date handling, the md-date-time-picker is poised to meet your needs.
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