I end up using underscore.js in every project I work on because JS doesn't have good functional programming built in, at least not that you can count on in all implementations.
I use date.js or moment.js whenever I have to deal with times/dates in JS because the built in date support is pretty bad.
That being said, I think libraries like this take Javascript from being "tolerable" to "lovable"
I use date.js or moment.js whenever I have to deal with times/dates in JS because the built in date support is pretty bad.
That being said, I think libraries like this take Javascript from being "tolerable" to "lovable"