How to handle timezones with JavaScript | Coding with Nylas | Episode 21

Ram and Ash discuss how to work with timezones to manage Nylas calendar events in JavaScript.
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[@mohammadmohabsarhan3961]

I like this content style, it's really chilling while learning, maybe try to make it a bit scripted so the info would be clearer.

[@pouriazare11]

💪🏻Great 💪🏻

[@talkohavy]

07:30 Qoute: "...the actual version of JavaScript may be different..." I think this is an invalid statement, and quite frankly a bit ridiculus. If you have version A of javascript on machine 1, why would you have version B on machine 2? Now, for whatever reason you're about to make, I could argue the same thing about using a library. Meaning that i could have version A of the library on machine 1, and version B on machine 2. And the solution on both cases would be "Just make sure they are the same", which invalidates the above statement.