March 19, 2024, 8:02 a.m. | Doan Trong Nam

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Imagine you have a pet project, and its feature requires a few date-time calculation functions. However, it's too small, and you don't want to install additional dependencies. Or maybe your client doesn't want to use libraries due to security concerns or performance optimization. Or simply, you don't want to decide between moment.js, dayjs, or date-fns. Then this article is for you. Why not try plain JavaScript?





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