There are now ways to format dates in JavaScript without using a library like moment.js. In this tutorial we will look at toLocaleString and how to specify date and time formats.
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6 responses to “Simple Date Formatting with Vanilla JavaScript”
I was looking for that right now I thought you might have a old video about it but I found that recent video that I somehow missed I think the format I need for my project is toISOString() I cannot understand how it works under the hood I inputted many different formats 14-09-2019 or 14/09/2019 or 14.09.2019 or 14 September 2019 etc (or something similar to that)
can you make a video how to change numbers in any mobile ios and andraiod
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