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The biggest differences at this point are as follows:
-Datetime's parsing/formatting functionality is about 50%, but coming along nicely and it's just a matter of me finding the time to finish it up
-Datetime doesn't support any localization stuff (displaying dates according to system locale), this I would argue would be a reason to keep Calendar.jl if Datetime eventually gets merged into Base as has been discussed
-There are a few more API wrinkles to iron out in Datetime, notably dealing with ambiguous inter-Period conversions, ambiguous arithmetic operations, and making sure the pluggable Calendar/Timezone parameters are cleaned up.
Concur that localization is a good reason to maintain Calendar. And for now at least, the parsing and formatting options in Calendar appear to be the best available in Julia.
If so, maybe we should mark it as deprecated?
cc: @karbarcca
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