We now consider Moment.js to be a legacy project in maintenance mode
Good for them. Open Source seems to have an irrational fear of <i>done</i>.<p>Done is good. Done should be the goal.<p>But it’s not. Because if you’re not adding new features and pushing code changes every day, your project is <i>abandoned</i>, <i>dead</i>. To quote another thread from two minutes ago: <i>“I’m quite sad to see the end of Moment.js”</i><p>I wish the was a way to fix this attitude. So that project maintainers didn’t need to write two page apologies for finishing their thing.