leap-year Happy New LEAP Year! If you haven't realized it yet, 2016 is a leap year. For most people, this may just be an interesting oddity. An extra day to work or play. But for developers, the leap
JavaScript JavaScript Date Parsing Changes in ES6 Do you know the difference between these two lines?var d1 = new Date("2015/06/17"); var d2 = new Date("2015-06-17"); How about these?var d1 = new Date("
talks Desert Code Camp 2013.2 I'll be speaking at Desert Code Camp on Saturday, November 9th, in Chandler, Arizona. I'm doing an insane 5 session marathon. If you live in the area, or care to visit, please consider
JavaScript JavaScript Date type is horribly broken JavaScript dates have always been a bit funny. As a .Net developer, there was a bit of a mind-shift for me, because they are inherently different than types like DateTime or DateTimeOffset. But