Formatting relative time in JavaScript
Did you know JavaScript has a built-in way to format relative time? It's called Intl.RelativeTimeFormat
and it's awesome!
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Did you know JavaScript has a built-in way to format relative time? It's called Intl.RelativeTimeFormat
and it's awesome!
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too limited for you? Perhaps useReducer()
doesn't quite cut it either? Let's explore some advanced state management hooks.
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I recently came across a fairly interesting algorithmic problem when formatting day and hour ranges. Here's my take on the solution.