Date/Time APIs are a core part of Fantom http://fantom.org/doc/docLang/DateTime.html
One problem with infrastructure technology (programming languages, databases, IDEs, etc) is that all of the above is expected to be available for free by developers. So there is little incentive to develop a business…
In Fantom we model DateTimes with both an absolute time in nanosecond ticks and a relative timezone: http://fantom.org/doc/docLang/DateTime.html#dateTime Works great for dealing with timestamps in absolute terms, but…
See Fantom - http://fantom.org/ And it has same performance as Java
Date/Time APIs are a core part of Fantom http://fantom.org/doc/docLang/DateTime.html
One problem with infrastructure technology (programming languages, databases, IDEs, etc) is that all of the above is expected to be available for free by developers. So there is little incentive to develop a business…
In Fantom we model DateTimes with both an absolute time in nanosecond ticks and a relative timezone: http://fantom.org/doc/docLang/DateTime.html#dateTime Works great for dealing with timestamps in absolute terms, but…
See Fantom - http://fantom.org/ And it has same performance as Java