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Natively Format JavaScript Dates and Times

Elijah Manor digs into Date’s toLocaleDateString() and toLocaleTimeString() methods to format Dates and Times in JavaScript, with respect to a passed locale. const date = new Date(); console.log(date.toLocaleDateString(‘en-US’)); // 7/19/2020 const dateOptions = { weekday: ‘long’, year: ‘numeric’, month: ‘long’, day: ‘numeric’, }; console.log(date.toLocaleDateString(‘en-US’, dateOptions)); // Sunday, July 19, 2020 console.log( date.toLocaleDateString(‘fr-FR’, { month: ‘long’, …

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Litepicker Date Range Picker

I like that the daterange needs to be entered in one single input, and that the rendered datepicker is used as a progressive enhancement on top. Installation per NPM: npm i litepicker At its core, usage is really simple: import Litepicker from ‘litepicker’; const picker = new Litepicker({ element: document.getElementById(‘litepicker’) }); Highly configurable too! Litepicker …

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react-day-picker

react-day-picker is a flexible date picker component for React. no external dependencies select days, ranges, whatever using CSS modifiers ready for localization, even with moment.js customizable style navigable via keyboard, ARIA support As with every other well-written React component you can easily include this in your own code to – for example – create a …

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Carbon – A simple PHP API extension for DateTime.

$carbon = new Carbon(‘first day of next week’); if ($carbon->isWeekend()) { echo ‘Party!’; } echo $carbon->addYear()->diffForHumans(); // ‘in 1 year’ Carbon is just a class which is designed to be used instead of DateTime. Due to extending DateTime, all DateTime methods are available to users of Carbon. Additionally, it implements a __toString method, allowing users …

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When Twitter thought it was 2015 already and logged everybody out

I MITMed Twitter for Android's login to see why it was failing. The Twitter servers think it's 2015. Amazing. pic.twitter.com/iEu4rEUub9 — Ninji the [REDACTED] (@_Ninji) December 29, 2014 Today users of Twitter could not log in via OAuth for a few hours. As seen in the screenshot above Twitter was already thinking it was 2015. Culprit …

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