Finally, a modern solution to JavaScript's 25-year-old date nightmare that actually makes sense Picture this: You're debugging a production issue at 2 AM. The bug? JavaScript's Date object thinks February 30th is a valid date and happily rolls it over to March. Sound familiar? Quick question for you: How many times have you pulled your hair out trying to handle timezones in JavaScript? Drop a number in the comments — I'm betting it's more than 10! If you've ever written new Date() and immediately regretted it, you're not alone. JavaScript's Date API has been the bane of developers' existence since 1995. But here's the good news — the new Temporal API is here to save us all. By the end of this article, you'll learn: Why Date API fails us (with shocking examples) How Temporal API fixes every major date problem When to use Intl for formatting vs actual date logic Real-world edge cases and which API handles them best A decision framework for choosing the right tool Let's dive in!…