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date-fns

1.5.0

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Version 1.5.0 Details

Date-fns is a modern JavaScript date utility library designed for both browser and Node.js environments. Version 1.5.0 builds upon the solid foundation of version 1.4.0, offering subtle yet important improvements for developers seeking robust date manipulation and formatting capabilities. Both versions share the same core philosophy of providing a modular and lightweight alternative to larger date libraries like Moment.js.

The key difference between the two lies primarily in their development dependencies. Version 1.5.0 introduces an updated flow-bin to ^0.27.0 compared to ^0.25.0 in version 1.4.0. This could be important for developers using Flow for static type checking, ensuring better compatibility and potentially uncovering previously undetected type errors. The release date also is different. Version 1.5.0 was released on 2016-10-12T16:55:05.724Z while version 1.4.0 was released on 2016-10-09T15:42:49.648Z.

For developers, date-fns offers a consistent and predictable API, making it easier to work with dates and times in JavaScript. It boasts excellent internationalization support, allowing for formatting dates in various locales. The library's modular design means you only include the functions you need, reducing bundle size and improving performance. Whether you're building a simple datepicker or a complex scheduling application, date-fns simplifies date handling, letting you concentrate on the core logic of your application, with benefits in code maintainability and easier collaboration.

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