As a programmer, you often have to work with calendar-related logic. This is usually more work than it should be. Many reasons for why the Gregorian Calendar is inferior, directly translate into a calendar API that's hard to use, no matter what programming language you choose. Numbers don't work the way they should: 0:50 + 0:30 is not 0:80, it's 1:20. And how many hours have we lost, because one system is talking UTC, when the other system is talking in the local time zone?

Large organizations with a lot of programmers, lose a lot of time and resources on complex calendar logic. These resources should be put to better use.

The Lukashian Calendar provides a calendar mechanism that is an order of magnitude simpler than the Gregorian Calendar. It has a clear, consistent and easy to use API and is freely available as Open Source software, for commercial use or otherwise.

Using the Lukashian Calendar means using a fluent, logical and pleasant programming model that makes perfect sense. It means no more haggling with a calendar API that tries to do the best it can, but will never succeed, because the underlying Gregorian Calendar just doesn't make sense.

Furthermore, with the upcoming Mars Settlement getting closer, the last thing programmers need is yet another illogical, complex calendar system for Planet Mars. The Lukashian Calendar provides a universal mechanism for Earth, Mars and any other future space settlement, ensuring that software systems will seamlessly work everywhere.

Try the Lukashian Calendar today! Find out how it works here and download the reference implementation here!