Any alternative library has the huge advantage of being maintained and as such will make use of latest JS features.
On date-fns so far I like its composable functions.
On Luxon, I like that despite it being a fairly straightforward drop-in replacements , it offers an immutable object by default (much like PHP's Chronos library)
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Any alternative library has the huge advantage of being maintained and as such will make use of latest JS features.
On date-fns so far I like its composable functions.
On Luxon, I like that despite it being a fairly straightforward drop-in replacements , it offers an immutable object by default (much like PHP's Chronos library)