Calendar Pages

[captn3m0]

Once we have #59 solved, it would be nice to have 2 calendar pages:

1. https://endoflife.date/calendar for all future EOL dates
2. https://endoflife.date/dates for all recent and future dates (Support/Releases/EOL)

See https://kevinl.info/just-the-class/calendar/ for inspiration.

[thibaudcolas]

I’d love to hear if this project also intends to support future releases? For example on https://endoflife.date/django, I see the image coming from the Django project has 4 releases that haven’t been released yet (but for which the release date is already decided). And the table underneath only shows past releases.

[marcwrobel]

Hi @thibaudcolas, here are my 2 cents (I am only speaking for myself):

I do not think because:

• endoflife.date is mostly about presenting EOL versions / dates for various product, so mostly about the past.
• Most of the product don't have predictable or decided release date, so this use case looks pretty "niche".

[usta]

-1 from my side too about adding incoming release information

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[thibaudcolas]

👍 seems fair to me! Just to be clear the info is already there for projects like Django. It’s in the image as I mentioned, and the "Active support" and "Security Support" dates are also based on when the next relevant releases are.