It helps you display time in any format of your choice and any displays time based on the time zone of the user viewing the application from.

The fact that it's quick and easy. Syntax is direct to the point and not complicated and doesn't require unnecessary material.

It's easy to parse time and dates with it. You have to go through a lot of hoops and loops to get vanilla JS dates to work, especially if you want something specific like a conditional time statement where x falls between two dates. I enjoyed how simple the code was to retrieve time data. In my project, I had to use time to retrieve weather predictions from a weather API and to utilize the time in a variable. I used moment.js because I was looking for a library that would handle my time-centric calls in a convenient way. I liked how clear and straightforward the documentation was, and how simple it was to install and configure. It was an excellent experience to have had moment.js in my project.