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date-fns

0.2.0

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Version 0.2.0 Details

Date-fns is a lightweight JavaScript library providing comprehensive date manipulation and formatting utilities. Comparing version 0.2.0 with its predecessor, version 0.1.0, reveals a few key updates valuable for developers seeking a reliable date-handling solution. While both versions share the same core description as "Date helpers" and identical development dependencies for testing and bundling (karmak, webpack, karma-mocha, karma-chai-sinon, and karma-phantomjs-launcher), the noticeable difference lies in the release date and, implicitly, any internal bug fixes or minor feature enhancements incorporated between the releases. Version 0.2.0 was released on October 6, 2014, at 15:12:47 UTC, approximately three hours after version 0.1.0 that was released at 12:10:33 UTC in the same day.

For developers, date-fns provides a modular approach to date manipulation, allowing them to import only the functions needed, reducing bundle size compared to monolithic libraries. The absence of explicit dependencies in both versions suggests a lean core, minimizing potential conflicts with other libraries in a project. The library is authored by Sasha Koss and maintained on GitHub facilitating community contributions and issue tracking. The dist.tarball property provides the download URL for each version, ensuring direct access to the package. Date-fns is a practical choice for developers needing robust and efficient date handling in their JavaScript applications.

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