On 1/15/08, Dave Rolsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, I kind of missed it, as it was January 9th. I've been reading my old > use Perl journal posts and that led me to the post that basically started > the Perl DateTime project back in 2003 - > http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.datetime/2003/01/msg388.html > > Thanks to everyone who's contributed over the years. I don't think we > realized that we'd end up creating _the_ definitive set of Perl date/time > libraries, to the point where a _lot_ of people say "oh, I just use > DateTime for everything". > > Even better, I think we still have one of the best date/time library > suites of _any_ language out there. The only thing I've seen in all this > time that comes close is the Chronos library for Smalltalk, myself.
I would like to thank you. In my former job I had to solve lots of issues dealing with dates, until I stumbled upon DateTime. I think it is one of the most useful and reliable modules out there, and you are right, it is the best date & time module in any language. Regards, -- Leonardo Herrera http://pipes.epublish.cl/
