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Ahh, good point. I'll add that to Java 8 hotness list. Thank you. UPDATE: Couldn't add it to the original post (edit has expired), here is more info about Joda
by rkalla 15y ago
Ahh, good point. I'll add that to Java 8 hotness list. Thank you.
UPDATE: Couldn't add it to the original post (edit has expired), here is more info about Joda Time for Java 8[1] for folks that are interested.
[1] http://www.jroller.com/scolebourne/entry/what_about_jsr_310 http://www.jroller.com/scolebourne/entry/what_about_jsr_310
- masklinn 15y ago> here is more info about Joda Time for Java 8 JSR 310 is not Joda for Java 8 (or 7). It's by Joda's author and uses a very similar API, but it's a cleanroom implementation and not compatible with Joda: over time, Stephen Colebourne (Joda lead dev) found core issues in Joda, and JSR-310 is the occasion to use the lessons learned from Joda.
- cwinters 15y agoTrue, but the gap is much, much larger between JDK Date/Time classes and Joda vs that between Joda and JSR-310.