A date & time library for Javascript.

Some company getting a lot of value out of Luxon should buy me a copy of ISO 8601 and its extensions webstore.ansi.org/Standards/… and webstore.ansi.org/Standards/…
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Actually, just buy me some bourbon
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Another Luxon release (1.14.0) tonight, because every time I drink whiskey, I compulsively hack OSS. Tonight's bonus change, a fix for github.com/moment/luxon/issu…, is courtesy of Hirsch High Rye
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Luxon 1.13.3 is out, with a fix for people who want to do strange things things to dates in strange time zones.
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Luxon 1.13.2 was just released, with a simple fix for extended years in ISO formatting.
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Luxon v2 development is now back underway. The biggest change is getting rid of validity and instead throwing exceptions by default.
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Other v2isms: 1. Removing deprecated features 2. Splitting ad-hoc formatting/parsing into a separate project 3. Clean up system and default zones
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Luxon reached 1.0 one year ago.
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1/ Some thoughts on maintaining a medium-sized open source project
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2/ By "medium" I mean ~800 stars, ~15000 weekly downloads. Big enough that it has real support costs, small enough that one person can mostly manage it.
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Lol that was supposed to say 8000 stars
8/ Invest in documentation. Everyone says this, but what I mean is, pay attention to it at the expense of features and bug fixes. I need to do this more, because every time I do, it pays huge dividends, same as the tooling, because you get less confused people asking questions.
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9/ Don't have a chat thing, like Slack or Gitter, for your project. That just leaves you always-on. Similarly, avoid SO. It's a great tool, but for me, it's just more chores to complete; let other people take that stuff
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Luxon 1.11.4 is out with some minor fixes. Miner fixes, too, if you injudiciously use Luxon to make Bitcoins.
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