← Back to context Comment by junon 6 months ago Because fat std is rigid, impractical, and annoying. 5 comments junon Reply grey-area 6 months ago In practice (e.g. Go) it’s actually pretty good and infinitely preferable to third party everything. majorbugger 6 months ago Yeah, it's annoying to have good support for dates in Java since 2014, instead of only getting it now like in JS. PunchyHamster 6 months ago Works just fine in Go. dboreham 6 months ago I think we found the constituency that led to the present sorry situation. junon 6 months ago That's rather rude.If you're referring to my packages on npm, I joined way late to that game. This was also ~15 years ago.
grey-area 6 months ago In practice (e.g. Go) it’s actually pretty good and infinitely preferable to third party everything.
majorbugger 6 months ago Yeah, it's annoying to have good support for dates in Java since 2014, instead of only getting it now like in JS.
dboreham 6 months ago I think we found the constituency that led to the present sorry situation. junon 6 months ago That's rather rude.If you're referring to my packages on npm, I joined way late to that game. This was also ~15 years ago.
junon 6 months ago That's rather rude.If you're referring to my packages on npm, I joined way late to that game. This was also ~15 years ago.
In practice (e.g. Go) it’s actually pretty good and infinitely preferable to third party everything.
Yeah, it's annoying to have good support for dates in Java since 2014, instead of only getting it now like in JS.
Works just fine in Go.
I think we found the constituency that led to the present sorry situation.
That's rather rude.
If you're referring to my packages on npm, I joined way late to that game. This was also ~15 years ago.