I know, I know—you’re thinking, “Yet another DateTimePicker?” DateTimeSlicker is different and better. If you must, love it only for its oh-so-clever name. With multiple DateTimePicker alternatives available, from .NET discussion group samples to $400 commercial controls, why would I spend time on this? My motivation—centered on improving upon the Windows Forms DateTimePicker—was threefold: * An old but hardy bug needed squashing * Data binding support needed fixing * A usability problem needed solving Others have reimplemented DateTimePicker, adding and removing features to produce a result that doesn’t appeal to me.
