Use case or problem
When using Obsidian for project management, many of the notes have dates attached. To be able to plan effectively, it is important to have a calendar view where those dates can be seen over the course of weeks and months. This is also important for personal use.
I had been using the community plugin Full Calendar for this purpose, but it is very limited. It only works for notes in a specific folder and doesn’t adjust properly for international time zones. It seems important that such a function is integrated into Obsidian.
Proposed solution
Develop a core plugin like Full Calendar using the internal intelligence of the Obsidian team.
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I’d like to bump this one. With Liam in the Obsidian team now and his calendar plugin seemingly no longer being developed, I would love for there to be a core calendar solution. In my best-of-all-worlds mind’s eye it would be something like Liam’s compact Calendar but which could be expanded out into a Full Calendar experience, and it would incorporate functionality of Day Planner, Time Ruler, and Tasks.
I.e. fully featured calendar and task management in Obsidian core. What a dream! 
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I would like to bump this too. Calendar is the 6th most-used community plugin in Obsidian and has not been updated for over 4 years. Just from a security perspective only, it would be great to make this native.
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Great idea! In the meantime, Chronology is alright, although I have found it to not be super reliable when it comes to accurately displaying all recent (today’s date) notes.
it would be great if this becomes a thing.
Would absolutely love to see this, as a proper calendar is, for me, the number one thing I’m struggling with in Obsidian. I’m using Full Calendar now, but it’s not really enough.