> Even when working with dates on an ISO format, including the offset, the next time we want to display that date, we only know the number of milliseconds that have passed since the UNIX epoch and the offset. But this is still not enough to know the human moment and time zone in which the payment was made.
Can someone explain to me what this means? ISO date strings should capture that exact information. Sure, there are caveats to storing dates/times, but I find the idea that JavaScript (or any language) needs built-in constructs for this purpose to be questionable.
Beyond that, both Temporal and Date solve what should be very simple problems in very complicated ways. I've yet to run into a circumstance where ISO strings don't suffice.
Can someone explain to me what this means? ISO date strings should capture that exact information. Sure, there are caveats to storing dates/times, but I find the idea that JavaScript (or any language) needs built-in constructs for this purpose to be questionable.
Beyond that, both Temporal and Date solve what should be very simple problems in very complicated ways. I've yet to run into a circumstance where ISO strings don't suffice.