I am thankful for momentjs literally every day I do web development. I know it gets a lot of flack for it's bundle size, but it makes so many things easy.
Heck the native JS Date object can't even give an ISO time string in the same time zone the date object was created in. Not to mention a dozen other deficiencies.
Dealing with time had always and probably will always be painful.
And then there is China, where they use YYYY-MM-DD, but 12 hr time with an AM/PM equivalent. So close to doing it the correct way!
I am thankful for momentjs literally every day I do web development. I know it gets a lot of flack for it's bundle size, but it makes so many things easy.
Heck the native JS Date object can't even give an ISO time string in the same time zone the date object was created in. Not to mention a dozen other deficiencies.
Dealing with time had always and probably will always be painful.
And then there is China, where they use YYYY-MM-DD, but 12 hr time with an AM/PM equivalent. So close to doing it the correct way!
Ugh.