PHP has a very nice way to handle dates you can do things like:
newDateTime('first day of this year')newDateTime('last day of this month')newDateTime('last day of December this year')newDateTime('last day of December this year +1 years');
That made my day! They probably spent significant efforts on parsing this :) On the other hand it is easier to use than whimsical functions and constants in go "time" package. Thank you once more!
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You could simplify the way you get yesterday fairly easily with the following:
You could also use:
Wow, thanks :) You see, though I'm not professional PHP dev and thus I don't know many such nice "short-cuts"... Thanks a lot!
PHP has a very nice way to handle dates you can do things like:
That made my day! They probably spent significant efforts on parsing this :) On the other hand it is easier to use than whimsical functions and constants in go "time" package. Thank you once more!