How do I avoid timezone mistakes?

Store UTC, render in the viewer's zone via the Intl API, and always print the zone next to the time. Never do arithmetic on a date string — a slot that shifts by an hour twice a year is a DST bug someone will notice before you do.

How accessible is a calendar grid?

It needs to be a real grid with arrow-key navigation and the selected date announced with its full name. A table of buttons where only Tab works is technically operable and practically unusable for a month view.

Are these calendar and scheduling ui free to use?

All 20 are free to copy and use in your own projects, including commercial ones. A Pro licence exists for redistribution — shipping them inside a product other people buy — and the full terms are on the licence page.

How do I add one to my project?

Install it with the CLI: `npx hoverlab add booking-scheduler` writes the component and its dependencies into your project. Every artifact here also has a copy button for the raw source, and an "Open in sandbox" link if you would rather try it first.

Why does this page mix components and whole pages?

Because the phrase does. The same search covers 10 section blocks and 10 composed pages — one of them is the right size for what you are building, and which one depends on how much of the screen you still have to write.

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The programme

Both days in full. Eighteen talks, four workshops and an unconference track, across three rooms. Every scheduled session is recorded and published free within a fortnight — the workshops are not, deliberately.

Day one

Thursday 14 May

All times CEST (Berlin)

08:3009:30
Registration and coffee
Foyer
09:3010:15
Keynote
What we got wrong about build tooling, twice
Aisling Moreau
Great Hall
10:3011:10
Deleting the cache layer and getting faster
Tobias Renner
Room A
Type-safe forms without a runtime
Priya Ramanathan
Room B
How we run a design review that people want to attend
Marcus Oyelaran
Room C
11:2012:00
Postgres is still the answer, and here is the bill
Hana Lindqvist
Room A
Animation that survives prefers-reduced-motion
Dev Kaur
Room B
Estimating badly, on purpose
Ruth Okonjo
Room C
12:0013:30
Lunch, and the unconference board opens
Foyer
13:3015:00
Workshop · 90 min
Workshop: profiling a slow page down to the frame
Tobias Renner
Lab 1
Workshop · 90 min
Workshop: accessible components from first principles
Priya Ramanathan
Lab 2
Open space: hiring without take-home tests
Room C
15:2016:00
Five years of one monorepo, honestly assessed
Hana Lindqvist
Room A
Design tokens after the second rename
Marcus Oyelaran
Room B
What on-call does to a team, and what to do about it
Aisling Moreau
Room C
16:1517:00
Keynote
Closing panel: the parts we are all still doing by hand
Great Hall
19:00
Party at the Funkhaus — badge gets you in, no ticket needed
Funkhaus

08:30 – 09:30
- Registration and coffee
  Foyer
09:30 – 10:15
- Keynote
  What we got wrong about build tooling, twice
  Aisling Moreau
  Great Hall
10:30 – 11:10
11:20 – 12:00
12:00 – 13:30
- Lunch, and the unconference board opens
  Foyer
13:30 – 15:00
15:20 – 16:00
16:15 – 17:00
- Keynote
  Closing panel: the parts we are all still doing by hand
  Great Hall
19:00
- Party at the Funkhaus — badge gets you in, no ticket needed
  Funkhaus

Day two

Friday 15 May

All times CEST (Berlin)

09:0009:30
Coffee, and the unconference board is final at 09:30
Foyer
09:3010:15
Keynote
The incident that changed how we write postmortems
Ruth Okonjo
Great Hall
10:3011:10
Queues, backpressure, and the outage we caused fixing one
Sam Oyelaran
Room A
Server components, one year in production
Dev Kaur
Room B
Documentation as a tier-one product
Elin Sørensen
Room C
11:2012:00
Migrating 4TB without a maintenance window
Hana Lindqvist
Room A
Testing a design system so it can be changed
Priya Ramanathan
Room B
The unconference sessions, block one
Room C
12:0013:30
Lunch
Foyer
13:3015:00
Workshop · 90 min
Workshop: reading a flame graph without guessing
Sam Oyelaran
Lab 1
The unconference sessions, block two
Room B
Workshop · 90 min
Workshop: writing a postmortem people read
Ruth Okonjo
Lab 2
15:2016:00
Keynote
What we would do differently, from four teams
Great Hall
16:0016:30
Close, and thank you
Great Hall

09:00 – 09:30
- Coffee, and the unconference board is final at 09:30
  Foyer
09:30 – 10:15
- Keynote
  The incident that changed how we write postmortems
  Ruth Okonjo
  Great Hall
10:30 – 11:10
11:20 – 12:00
12:00 – 13:30
- Lunch
  Foyer
13:30 – 15:00
15:20 – 16:00
- Keynote
  What we would do differently, from four teams
  Great Hall
16:00 – 16:30
- Close, and thank you
  Great Hall

How to read this

Three tracks means a clash in almost every slot. Four questions about what that costs you.

What happens if two talks I want are at the same time?

Everything except the workshops is recorded and published free within two weeks, so a clash costs you the room and not the talk. The two keynotes and the closing panel deliberately run with nothing scheduled against them.

Do I need to sign up for the workshops in advance?

Yes — 24 seats each, booked from your order page, and they open two weeks before the event. A workshop ticket guarantees you a seat in one workshop per day, not in a specific one.

What is the unconference board?

A physical board in the foyer. Write a session and a room on it and it is on the programme; the Friday morning slots are filled this way. It opens at lunchtime on Thursday and is final at 09:30 on Friday.

Which rooms have live captions?

The Great Hall and Room A, both days, for every scheduled session. Room C is captioned on request with 24 hours’ notice — find any organiser or email us. Hearing loops are in all three rooms.

Stockbridge, Edinburgh — NHS and private

A dentist you can get into this week

Same dentist every visit, prices on the wall, and an appointment that starts when it says it does. Taking new NHS patients as of this month.

Average wait for a first appointment: 2 days

2004

practising on this street since

Same building, third generation

4.9

from 612 Google reviews

We answer the bad ones too

48 hrs

typical wait for a check-up

Same day for anything painful

Yes

taking NHS patients

Checked and updated every Monday

What are you coming in for?

Most people arrive for one of these four. Prices are on the next section, in full, including the ones nobody likes quoting.

A check-up

You are overdue and slightly embarrassed about it

Nobody will comment on how long it has been
Examination, X-rays if needed, and a written plan
From £29 on the NHS band 1

Book a check-up

Something hurts

You need to be seen today, not in a fortnight

Emergency slots held back every morning and afternoon
Ring before 9am and you will be seen the same day
Registered or not — we will not turn you away in pain

Call the practice

You are nervous

The last time went badly and you have avoided it since

A first appointment where nothing happens but talking
Sedation available, and a stop signal that we actually stop for
Two of our dentists are specifically trained for this

Read how it works

Straightening or whitening

You have been looking at this for a while

Clear aligners, veneers and whitening, quoted before we start
A free 15-minute consultation with no obligation
Finance over 12 months at 0%

See prices

What people round here say

Pulled from our Google reviews, with permission and without editing.

“I had not been to a dentist in eleven years and had worked myself into a state about it. They gave me an appointment where they just talked me through it and did nothing else. Went back a fortnight later and got it all done.”

Alison M.Comely Bank

“Rang at 8:40 with a broken filling and was in the chair by 11. No fuss about not being registered, and the price was what they said on the phone.”

Tomasz K.Stockbridge

“Third generation of my family to use them. My gran went to the current dentist’s grandfather. They are not the cheapest and they have never once tried to sell me something I did not need.”

Fiona R.Dean Village

“The aligners came in about £400 over the first estimate because I needed extra refinements. They flagged it before doing the work rather than on the invoice, which is the only reason this is still five stars.”

Dan H.New Town

“Parking is genuinely a nightmare and they tell you so on the phone rather than letting you find out. Use the Raeburn Place car park.”

Priya S.Inverleith

“They ran 25 minutes late once in four years and the receptionist rang me before I left the house.”

George W.Canonmills

Every price, on the page

Including the ones practices normally make you ring for. NHS bands are set nationally and change each April; the private column is ours.

Every price, on the page — features by plan
Feature	NHS Band 1	NHS Band 2Popular	Private
Examination and diagnosis	£29.00	Included	From £95
X-rays, where clinically needed	Included	Included	Included
Scale and polish	If required	Included	From £75
Fillings	Not included	£78.00	From £145
Root canal treatment	Not included	£78.00	From £420
Extraction	Not included	£78.00	From £180
Emergency appointment	£29.00	£29.00	£110
Whitening	Not included	Not included	From £320
Veneers, per tooth	Not included	Not included	From £480
Clear aligners, full course	Not included	Not included	£1,900–£3,400
Written quote before treatment starts	Included	Included	Included
0% finance over 12 months, above £500	Not included	Not included	Included
Free if under 18, pregnant, or on qualifying benefits	Included	Included	Not included

Visiting us

The things people ring up to ask

Getting here

Where do I park?

Honestly: not easily. Raeburn Place has a pay-and-display two minutes away and is your best bet. There is no practice car park and the residents’ bays are enforced. Give yourself ten minutes more than you think.

Is the practice accessible?

Ground floor, step-free from the street, and one surgery with a wheelchair-accessible chair. The upstairs surgeries have no lift — tell us when booking and we will put you downstairs.

Cost and payment

Am I entitled to free NHS treatment?

Under 18, under 19 and in full-time education, pregnant or having had a baby in the last 12 months, or on qualifying benefits. Bring the evidence to the first appointment — claiming without it and being checked later means paying the full charge plus a penalty.

Will I be told the price before you start?

Always, in writing, and we do not begin until you have said yes to it. If something changes mid-treatment we stop and tell you rather than adding it to the bill.

If you are nervous

Can I come in without having anything done?

Yes, and a fair number of people do. Fifteen minutes, sitting up, nothing in your mouth. Two of our dentists have specific training in dental anxiety and it is not treated as an unusual request.

What sedation do you offer?

Inhalation sedation for most anxious patients and intravenous sedation for longer or more difficult work. Both need a chat first, and IV sedation needs someone to take you home.

Out of hours

What do I do at the weekend?

Ring the practice number and the message gives you the NHS 24 dental line. For anything involving facial swelling, difficulty swallowing or uncontrolled bleeding, go to A&E rather than waiting for Monday.

Or just ask us something

A real person reads these during practice hours and answers the same day. If it is urgent, ring instead — we will always pick up faster than we type.

Reception0131 496 0000
Emailhello@kirkwood.example
Find us14 Raeburn Place, Edinburgh EH4 1HN

Weekdays 8am–6pm, Saturdays 9am–1pm. Closed Sundays and bank holidays.

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