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his also provides a decorator pattern around the Date object instead of monkey punching the core object, so you're less likely to get conflicts down the road.   Gabe Martin-Dempesy Nov 26 '12 at 18:20
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I don't think I've ever come across a library in any programming language/environment that serves its purpose so perfectly. Also the docs are extensive and really, really good. Really happy to have found this because dates have been a pain to deal with in the past (though Datejs improved the situation somewhat for me).   Zac Mar 13 replaced Datejs with Moment recently.   Tien Do Apr 26 '13 at 2:48
Except, say, if you want a query that retrieves all records matching a user-supplied date as the date-part of a certain time field. Good luck doing that only in the presentation layer. (You don't need convert, you can can use date arithmetic,  why does that matter? You say WHERE col >= @Date AND col < DATEADD(DAY, 1, @Date); - there is absolutely no reason to strip time from the column.That only works assuming the input @Date has a zero time part. In case that isn't true, you still need to know how to truncate times server-side. I agree with this answer that formatting should be left to the presentation layer, but I didn't agree with an implication that leaving that for the front end means you don't have to know a quick way to truncate. w all you have to do is make the input parameter DATE. My point is still that you should never have to apply any such truncation to the column, even though that is most people's first instinct.   Aaron Bertrand Nov and that assumes you have control ov
 er the datatype of the parameter. Fine in a stored procedure, not so possible in other situations. Why not cast to be sure the parameter is the type you want and need?   Andrew Lazarus Nov 18 '13 a	
Please stop abusing the word "lightweight". Even 5kb is ridiculously large for such functionality, and as per today that size has increased to 19kb.As of this comment the momfile is at 8.9kb   Greg Krsak Oct 31 '13 at 15:28
what is this Momentis this pre defined lib ?   saidesh kilaru Nov 4 '13 at 13:42 I disagree that "Even 5kb is ridiculously large for such functionality". Have you seen the docs? It is an extremely useful library for dealing with dates in JS. I understand having a library greater than a couple of KBs for a single use of a basic format like "D/M/Y" can be a little overkill however differences of a few KBs is becoming negligible for then the ease of use the library provides. Maintainable code is a good thing for the sake of a few KBs. If it was +100KB minified, I would however agree.   Turnerj Dec 4 '13 at 1:26
  	  	
"Lightweight" is relative. Ev