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[update] minor style changes
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serhiipylypchuk1991 committed Oct 17, 2023
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JavaScript Event Calendar allows working both with the client and server data. The widget doesn't have any special requirements for the backend. It can be easily connected with any backend platform which supports the REST API (RESTful API).

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By default, the widget is shipped with the built-in **Go** and **Node** backend. But you can use your custom server scripts as well
By default, the widget is shipped with the built-in **Go** and **Node** backend. But you can use your custom server scripts as well.
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## RestDataProvider
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or you can create a custom one.

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If you use custom backend, refer to the [REST API routes](../../api/overview/rest_routes_overview/) topic for more information.
:::tip
If you use custom backend, refer to the [**REST API routes**](../../api/overview/rest_routes_overview/) topic for more information.
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To connect **RestDataProvider** to the backend, you need to call the `eventCalendar.RestDataProvider()` constructor by passing the corresponding **URL** as a parameter.
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