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Timezone API

Nobuyoshi Nakada

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Timezone API
Nobuyoshi Nakada • April 18, 2019 • Fukuoka, Japan

The Time, a core class, supports timezone since Ruby 2.6. This talk will give what the API is, and how it is determined to cooperate with existing external libraries.

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