G2

Kushaan G.

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

1/13/2021

"Carrying the spirit of compact code forward"

4/5

What do you like best about Moment.js?

Following are the things I like best about moment.js:

1. The abstraction of tedious formatting procedures to an intuitive API.

2. Longline of helpful discussions on common issues.

3. As it was the first module I learned about in my training period, it is conducive to my fast development process and delivering timely distributables.

4. Great documentation and guides to provide a single reliable source for learning.

5. Developers acknowledge and openly address its limitations, helping the users to make wise choices instead of being blinded by false claims.

6. It has no dependencies which bolster further its robustness and maturity as a library.

7. Despite its apparent shortcomings, it has stood the test of time and thus has a reputation of being a reliable solution in the web development industry.

8. Language and timezone flexible features are its unique selling points. It is a solution to a fundamental problem that is packaged into an intuitive interface.

9. If offers compatibility over the widest range of browsers compared to any other of its competitors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Moment.js?

Following are the things I dislike about moment.js:

1. Due to performance-related limitations loses its charm over competitors.

2. Hard to debug if I could not rely upon the community Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recommendations to others considering Moment.js:

You can trust the opinions and suggestions of the developers. They've successfully represented an unbiased perspective of a user in need to consider the tradeoffs of solving the fundamental problem of date and time parsing and manipulation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Moment.js solving and how is that benefiting you?

I'm solving the following problems with Moment.js:

1. Displaying date-time for user-specific timezones dynamically: This internationalization of date and time is a handy feature that I have used most frequently in Moment.js. Being able to display date and day with respect to user-selected language has simplified a lot of tedious problems.

2. Parsing data-time from the user via front end form: Moment.js provides a non-primitive way to prevent us from "reinventing the wheel" and instead focus on solving relevant problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.