JavaScript's Date API is historically flawed, bearing issues from its inception, including mutable behavior, unreliable parsing, and weak time zone support, complicating date handling.
The mutable nature of the Date API means modifications to a date affect the original instance. This can create confusion and lead to unexpected results in date operations.
JavaScript's Date API lacks intuitive methods for common date operations, requiring developers to write complex and error-prone code just to perform basic tasks.
With the introduction of the Temporal API, JavaScript aims to address these issues, providing developers with a modern, more reliable solution for date and time manipulation.
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