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date-fns

1.23.0

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Version 1.23.0 Details

Date-fns is a modern JavaScript utility library offering a comprehensive suite of functions for manipulating and formatting dates. Focusing on modularity and immutability, it provides developers with granular control and predictable behavior, making it a strong alternative to larger, more monolithic date libraries.

Version 1.23.0, released on January 5, 2017, represents a minor version bump over 1.22.0, which came out on December 28, 2016 suggesting bug fixes, performance improvements, or potentially the addition of small features rather than a major overhaul of existing functionality. While the core functionality and dependencies remain largely consistent between the two versions, developers should check the [release notes](https://github.com/date-fns/date-fns/releases) for detailed information on the specific changes included in the 1.23.0 release.

Both versions share the same development dependencies, including tools for testing (Karma, Mocha,Sinon), code quality (Standard,Snazzy), and module bundling (Webpack). This robust toolchain ensures a high degree of reliability and maintainability, which are important for developers seeking stability in their dependencies. The absence of runtime dependencies promotes a lean bundle size.

If moving to version 1.23.0 it is recommended to use a testing environment to test your date usages in order to avoid regressions.

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