In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about Temporal Date Objects in JavaScript — a WICKED AWESOME API for working with times and dates.

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Show Notes

05:11 - Temporal Now

You can get now
- Temporal.now.___

07:58 - Temporal Instants

A Temporal.Instant represents a fixed point in time, without regard to calendar or location.
- Most common way to show it is nanoseconds since unix epoch.
- Can be formatted a few different ways.

09:59 - Calendar

Support for different types of calendars

11:43 - Durations

Temporal.Duration
- There are .from and .add and subtract() methods

12:47 - Other interesting parts

Timezones
- Temporal.ZonedDateTime
Temporal.YearMonth - represents a ym = new Temporal.YearMonth(2019, 6) // => 2019-06

14:51 - Polyfill (unstable)

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