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Schedule-X vs Storybook
Storybook is for developing and testing UI components, not a ready-made calendar solution.
Schedule-XMaterial scheduling tools for your web project
StorybookBuild, test and document UI components in isolationWhich to pick
Pick Schedule-X if you want…
- Feature-rich web calendar
- Integrations with Svelte or Google Calendar (on Schedule-X's list, not Storybook's)
Pick Storybook if you want…
- Isolated UI component development
- Component development workflow
- Integrations with HTML5 (on Storybook's list, not Schedule-X's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Schedule-X:Schedule-X is a modern JavaScript event calendar with drag-drop, resizing, dark mode and i18n, available as React, Vue, Angular, Svelte or plain JS.
- Storybook:Storybook is an open-source frontend workshop for building, testing, and documenting UI components in isolation.
- Best for
- Schedule-X:Feature-rich web calendar
- Storybook:Isolated UI component development
- Who it’s for
- Schedule-X:Web developers needing a ready-made, customizable calendar component.
- Storybook:Frontend developers and design systems teams
- Pricing
- Schedule-X:Free
- Storybook:Free
- Open source
- Schedule-X:Yes, 2,593 GitHub stars
- Storybook:Yes, 91,193 GitHub stars
- Works with
- Schedule-X:React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Google Calendar
- Storybook:React, Vue, Angular, HTML5
Schedule-X features
- Drag & Drop. Reschedule events by dragging them on the calendar.
- Event Resizing. Adjust event duration by dragging the edges of an event.
- Dark Mode. Toggle between light and dark themes via a simple method call.
- i18n Support. Multiple languages are built-in and can be switched easily.
- Responsive Design. Works on desktop, tablet and mobile devices out of the box.
- Framework Integrations. Provided as components for React, Vue, Angular, Svelte and also plain JavaScript.
- Premium Cloud Backend. Managed backend with real-time updates and two-way Google Calendar sync.
- Customizable Views. Choose which calendar views to show and add custom day boundaries or plugins.
Storybook features
- Component isolation. Build UI components and pages without needing data, APIs, or business logic.
- Story-based testing. Capture known-good component states as stories for visual, interaction, and accessibility tests.
- Automatic documentation. Generate searchable UI docs and Markdown pages directly from component stories.
- CI integration. Add Storybook as a CI step to automate UI workflow and catch regressions early.
- Add-ons ecosystem. Extend functionality with 400+ community add-ons for controls, visual testing, and more.
- Framework support. Works with React, Vue, Angular, and plain HTML5 projects.
Schedule-X vs Storybook FAQ
Is Schedule-X or Storybook free?+
Yes, both are free.
Is Schedule-X or Storybook open source?+
Yes, both are open source: Schedule-X (schedule-x/schedule-x on GitHub, MIT license) and Storybook (storybookjs/storybook on GitHub, MIT license).
Do Schedule-X and Storybook integrate with the same tools?+
Partly. Both list React, Vue and Angular. Schedule-X also lists Svelte and Google Calendar; Storybook also lists HTML5.
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